Package org.das2.util

Utility classes useful for the implementation of other packages, but not necessarily part of any one package.

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Description

Interface Summary

PersistentStateSupport.SerializationStrategy
TimeParser.FieldHandler

Class Summary

AboutUtil	method for getting useful build and version information.
ArgumentList	Utility class for processing the String[] arguments passed into the main routine, handing positional and switch parameters.
AxisAutoRangeController
Base64
Base64.InputStream	A Base64.InputStream will read data from another java.io.InputStream, given in the constructor, and encode/decode to/from Base64 notation on the fly.
Base64.OutputStream	A Base64.OutputStream will write data to another java.io.OutputStream, given in the constructor, and encode/decode to/from Base64 notation on the fly.
ByteBufferInputStream	An input stream that wraps an NIO ByteBuffer.
ClassMap<T>	Map that takes a Class for keys, and the get method finds the closest matching class.
CombinedTreeModel	Forms a tree by connecting sub-trees.
Crypt
DasDie
DasExceptionHandler
DasMath
DasPNGConstants
DasPNGEncoder
DasProgressMonitorInputStream
DasProgressMonitorReadableByteChannel
DeflaterChannel
DenseConsoleFormatter
DnDSupport
Entities
FileUtil	static utility methods.
FixedWidthFormatter
GrannyTextRenderer	Renders Grandle and Nystrom strings, like "E=mc!e2"
GraphicalLogHandler
IDLParser
IDLValue
InflaterChannel
JCrypt
MessageBox
NBConsoleFormatter
NumberFormatUtil
ObjectLocator	Keeps track of shapes and Objects located at each point, and can quickly find the closest.
PersistentStateSupport
Probe
Splash
StreamTool
ThreadDenseConsoleFormatter
TimeParser	TimeParser designed to quickly parse strings with a specified format.
TimerConsoleFormatter
URLBuddy

Exception Summary

StreamTool.DelimeterNotFoundException

Package org.das2.util Description

Utility classes useful for the implementation of other packages, but not necessarily part of any one package. Also, ideally no class in util creates a dependence on another package. A good rule of thumb is that classes that are useful to more than one package that do not depend on any of those packages should go here.

For example, here are some examples of classes in the package: TimeParser, a generally useful class for parsing formatted time strings. Another is Crypt, a class for encrypting passwords with the crypt algorith. Probe breaks the stated rules, because it utilizes the package graph to plot data. It should find a new home.