votorola.s.gwt.scene.axial

Class TriaxialPollMap

java.lang.Object

TriaxialPollMap

All Implemented Interfaces:

Hold, Scene

public final class TriaxialPollMap
extends Object
implements Scene, Hold

A scene that situates polls in three dimensions according to activity (x), consensus (y) and turnout (z).

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
(package private) static class	TriaxialPollMap.MappedPoll A poll together with its mapping particulars.

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface Scene

Scene.SwitchMnemonic

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
TriaxialPollMap() Constructs a TriaxialPollMap.

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
boolean	inScope(BiteJS bite) Tests whether the specified bite is within the current scope of this scene.
(package private) boolean	inScope(TriaxialPollMap.MappedPoll poll) Tests whether the specified poll is within the current scope of this map.
(package private) HashMap<String,TriaxialPollMap.MappedPoll>	polls() All known polls, keyed by poll name.
void	release() Releases this hold.
(package private) DiaxialScoping	scoping() The scoping model for this map.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

TriaxialPollMap

public TriaxialPollMap()

Constructs a TriaxialPollMap. Call release() when done with it.

Method Detail

inScope

boolean inScope(TriaxialPollMap.MappedPoll poll)

Tests whether the specified poll is within the current scope of this map.

See Also:

inScope(BiteJS)

polls

HashMap<String,TriaxialPollMap.MappedPoll> polls()

All known polls, keyed by poll name.

See Also:

Dummy.POLL_NAME_ARRAY

scoping

DiaxialScoping scoping()

The scoping model for this map.

release

public void release()

Description copied from interface: Hold

Releases this hold.

Specified by:

release in interface Hold

inScope

public boolean inScope(BiteJS bite)

Tests whether the specified bite is within the current scope of this scene. Only the x and y axes are variably scoped. Diaxial scoping is used for this purpose, q.v. for the format of the 's' scoping switch. The z-axis remains unscoped, its full range always in view.

Specified by:

inScope in interface Scene

See Also:

Scoping