timeInterval.cpp

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#include "timeInterval.hpp"
#include "dictionary.hpp"
 
FUNCTION_H
pFlow::timeInterval::timeInterval(const dictionary& dict)
{
    if(!read(dict))
    {
        fatalExit;
    }
}
 
 
FUNCTION_H 
bool pFlow::timeInterval::read(const dictionary& dict)
{
    startTime_ = dict.getValOrSet<real>("startTime", 0);
    endTime_    = dict.getValOrSet<real>("endTime", largeValue);
 
    return true;
}
 
FUNCTION_H
bool pFlow::timeInterval::write(dictionary& dict) const
{
    if( !dict.add("startTime", startTime_) )
    {
        fatalErrorInFunction<<
        "  error in writing startTime to dictionary "<< dict.globalName()<<endl;
        return false;
    }
 
    if( !dict.add("endTime", endTime_) )
    {
        fatalErrorInFunction<<
        "  error in writing endTime to dictionary "<< dict.globalName()<<endl;
        return false;
    }
 
    return true;
}
 
FUNCTION_H
bool pFlow::timeInterval::read(iIstream& is)
{
    word key;
    real val;
 
    is >> key >> val;
    if(key != "startTime")
    {
        ioErrorInFile(is.name(), is.lineNumber())<<
        "  expected startTime but found "<< key <<endl;
        return false;
    }
    else
        startTime_ = val;
 
    is.readEndStatement(FUNCTION_NAME);
 
    is >> key >> val;
    if(key != "endTime")
    {
        ioErrorInFile(is.name(), is.lineNumber())<<
        "  expected endTime but found "<< key <<endl;
        return false;
    }
    else
        endTime_ = val;
 
    is.readEndStatement(FUNCTION_NAME);
 
    return true;
}
 
FUNCTION_H
bool pFlow::timeInterval::write(iOstream& os)const
{
    os.writeWordEntry("startTime", startTime_);
    os.writeWordEntry("endTime", endTime_);
    return os.check(FUNCTION_NAME); 
}