TableBuilder
public class WDCTableBuilder extends java.lang.Object implements TableBuilder
Constructor | Description |
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WDCTableBuilder() |
Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
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boolean |
canImport(java.awt.datatransfer.DataFlavor flavor) |
Returns false since there is no MIME type which targets WDC format.
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java.lang.String |
getFormatName() |
Returns the name of the format which can be read by this handler.
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StarTable |
makeStarTable(uk.ac.starlink.util.DataSource datsrc,
boolean wantRandom,
StoragePolicy storagePolicy) |
Constructs a
StarTable based on a given DataSource. |
static java.lang.String |
readLine(java.io.BufferedInputStream strm) |
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void |
streamStarTable(java.io.InputStream in,
TableSink sink,
java.lang.String pos) |
Throws an exception; streaming of WDC tables is not implemented.
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public java.lang.String getFormatName()
TableBuilder
getFormatName
in interface TableBuilder
public StarTable makeStarTable(uk.ac.starlink.util.DataSource datsrc, boolean wantRandom, StoragePolicy storagePolicy) throws java.io.IOException
TableBuilder
StarTable
based on a given DataSource.
If the source is not recognised or this builder does not know
how to construct a table from it, then a
TableFormatException
should be thrown.
If this builder thinks it should be able to handle the source
but an error occurs during processing, an IOException
can be thrown.
The wantRandom parameter is used to indicate whether, ideally, a random-access table should be returned. There is no requirement for the builder to honour this request, but if it knows how to make both random and non-random tables, it can use this flag to decide which to return.
Note: the presence of the wantRandom
parameter is somewhat misleading. TableBuilder implementations
usually should, and do, ignore it (it would be removed from the
interface if it were not for backward compatibility issues).
Regardless of the value of this parameter, implementations should
return a random-access table only if it is easy for them to do so;
in particular they should not use the supplied
storagePolicy
, or any other resource-expensive measure,
to randomise a sequential table just because the
wantRandom
parameter is true.
makeStarTable
in interface TableBuilder
datsrc
- the DataSource containing the table resourcewantRandom
- whether, preferentially, a random access table
should be returnedstoragePolicy
- a StoragePolicy object which may be used to
supply scratch storage if the builder needs itTableFormatException
- if the table is not of a kind that
can be handled by this handlerjava.io.IOException
- if an unexpected I/O error occurs during processingpublic boolean canImport(java.awt.datatransfer.DataFlavor flavor)
canImport
in interface TableBuilder
flavor
- the DataFlavor whose suitability as stream input
is to be assessedpublic void streamStarTable(java.io.InputStream in, TableSink sink, java.lang.String pos) throws TableFormatException
streamStarTable
in interface TableBuilder
in
- input stream containing table datasink
- destination of the tablepos
- position identifier describing the location of the
table within the stream;
see DataSource.getPosition()
(may be null)TableFormatException
- if the table can't be streamed or
the data is malformedpublic static java.lang.String readLine(java.io.BufferedInputStream strm) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
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