edu.unh.sdb.common.FloatDatum.assign(float[])
Use setFloats( float[] )
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edu.unh.sdb.common.FloatDatum.assign(float[], int, int)
Use setFloats( float[], int, int ), but note that the semantics of the start
index is different in setFloats; the second argument is the array index to
start the copy.
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edu.unh.sdb.lattice.Point.assign(float[], int, int)
Use setCoords( float[], int startIndex, int numCoords ).
Note that the semantics of the start position is different in setCoords.
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edu.unh.sdb.common.IntDatum.assign(int[], int, int)
Not really; just looking for usage because of changed semantics (01/05)
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edu.unh.sdb.common.ShortDatum.assign(short[])
Use setShorts( short[] )/
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edu.unh.sdb.common.ShortDatum.assign(short[], int, int)
Use setShorts( short[], int start, int numAttr );
Note that the semantics of the start argument of setShorts is different.
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISBounds.boundingVolume(ISBounds)
Use setToBoundingVolume( ISBounds )
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edu.unh.sdb.common.ByteValues.byteValues()
Use getDataReference()
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edu.unh.sdb.common.MixedValues.byteValues()
Use getDataReference()
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.AxisOrdering.computeCoords(long, int[], int[])
in favor of the version with long axisWeights
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISIterator.copy() |
edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISBounds.copy(ISBounds)
Use set( ISBounds )
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISBounds.copyAndMove(ISBounds, int[])
Use setAndMove( ISBounds, int[] )
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISBounds.copyAndMoveTo(ISBounds, int[])
Use setAndMoveTo( ISBounds, int[] )
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISBounds.copyAndMoveToOrigin(ISBounds)
Use bounds.copyToOrigin( )
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISBounds.copyLower(int[])
Use setLower( int [] )
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISBounds.copyUpper(int[])
Use setUpper( int [] )
"this" is returned for convenience of use.
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.AttributeJoinDataSource.datum(Datum, IndexSpaceID, FieldIDMapper) |
edu.unh.sdb.datasource.BlockManager.datum(IndexSpaceID) |
edu.unh.sdb.datasource.BlockManager.datum(IndexSpaceID, RecordSpec) |
edu.unh.sdb.common.DoubleValues.doubleValues()
Use getDataReference()
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISBounds.expand(int)
Use copyExpandBy( int )
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edu.unh.sdb.common.FloatValues.floatValues()
Use getDataReference()
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edu.unh.sdb.common.MixedValues.floatValues()
Use getFloats();
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.Cell.getDimensionality()
use dim()
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edu.unh.sdb.common.RecordSpec.getIndexedFieldNumber(int)
Use getFieldNumber( int )
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISBounds.getLowerArray(int[])
Use copyLowerArray( int [] )
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISBoundsIterator.getOrdering() |
edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISIterator.getOrdering() |
edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISIterator.getSpaceBounds()
Use getBounds()
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISBounds.getUpperArray(int[])
Use copyUpperArray( int [] )
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISBounds.increase(int)
Use copyIncreasedBy( int )
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISBounds.increaseByOne()
Use copyIncreasedBy( 1 )
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISBounds.increaseByOne(ISBounds)
rdb: I find the semantics very confusing. One would expect
that the this object would be the one changed, not the argument object.
Why do we need this? It is exactly the same as b.increaseByOne();
All other similar methods either change "this" or
return a new object (except increaseByOne(ISB)).
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edu.unh.sdb.common.IntValues.intValues()
Use getDataReference()
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISBounds.newBoundsAtOrigin(IndexSpaceID)
Use createAtOrigin( isid )
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISBounds.reduce(int)
Use copyReducedBy( int )
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISBounds.reduceByOne()
Use copyReducedBy( 1 )
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISBounds.reduceByOne(ISBounds)
rdb: I find the semantics very confusing. One would expect
that the this object would be the one changed, not the argument object.
Especially since our other similar methods either change "this" or
return a new object (except decreaseByOne(ISB)).
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.FDLDescriptor.setFileFormat(boolean)
implied by setChunkedDimensions( isid )
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ISIterator.setSpaceBounds(ISBounds)
Use setBounds( ISBounds )
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ARBlock.size()
Return the number of elements in the datablock.
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ARRSCellDataSource.size()
Use volume instead
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.DataCollection.size()
Use volume() method.
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.ObliquePlaneIterator.size()
Use volume()
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.RectCellBlock.size()
use volume() instead
Size of the CellBlock
The size is the size of the volume it represents in points.
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.VRDataBlock.size()
Use volume instead
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edu.unh.sdb.datasource.AttributeJoinDataSource.subblock(DataBlock, ISBounds, ISBounds, FieldIDMapper) |
edu.unh.sdb.datasource.VRDataBlock.subblock(RecordSpec, ISBounds) |