Examples of ProjectConfig

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A project configuration may hold the configuration for one or several project directories as well as a general simulator configuration. The configuration for a project directory may for example consist of which plugins, interfaces and processes that the specific project directory supplies. Each project directory configuration is read from the property file cooja.config, a file which is required in each project directory. Values can be fetched as String, Boolean, Integer, Double or String array. Several configurations can be merged, together forming a final overall configuration. The order of the how configurations are merged matter - later values will overwrite earlier. For example merging two configurations with the key 'SOMEKEY' in the following order: SOMEKEY = a b c SOMEKEY = d e will result in the final value "d e". If a specific value should be extended instead of overwritten, the value must start with a single space-surrounded '+'. For example, merging two configurations with the key as above in the following order: SOMEKEY = a b c SOMEKEY = + d e will result in the final value "a b c d e". The simulator will hold a merged project configuration, depending on which project directories are used. Additionally. each mote type may also have a configuration of its own, that differs from the general simulator configuration. Often, but not necessarily, keys are named depending on which class is associated with the information. For example, let's say a battery interface wants to store its initial capacity (a double) using this approach. Data stored in the external configuration file can look like the following: org.contikios.cooja.interfaces.Battery.initial_capacity 54.123321 This value is then be read by: myMoteTypeConfig.getDoubleValue(Battery.class, "initial_capacity"); @author Fredrik Osterlind
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se.sics.cooja.ProjectConfig
A project configuration may hold the configuration for one or several project directories as well as a general simulator configuration. The configuration for a project directory may for example consist of which plugins, interfaces and processes that the specific project directory supplies. Each project directory configuration is read from the property file cooja.config, a file which is required in each project directory. Values can be fetched as String, Boolean, Integer, Double or String array. Several configurations can be merged, together forming a final overall configuration. The order of the how configurations are merged matter - later values will overwrite earlier. For example merging two configurations with the key 'SOMEKEY' in the following order: SOMEKEY = a b c SOMEKEY = d e will result in the final value "d e". If a specific value should be extended instead of overwritten, the value must start with a single space-surrounded '+'. For example, merging two configurations with the key as above in the following order: SOMEKEY = a b c SOMEKEY = + d e will result in the final value "a b c d e". The simulator will hold a merged project configuration, depending on which project directories are used. Additionally. each mote type may also have a configuration of its own, that differs from the general simulator configuration. Often, but not necessarily, keys are named depending on which class is associated with the information. For example, let's say a battery interface wants to store its initial capacity (a double) using this approach. Data stored in the external configuration file can look like the following: se.sics.cooja.interfaces.Battery.initial_capacity 54.123321 This value is then be read by: myMoteTypeConfig.getDoubleValue(Battery.class, "initial_capacity"); @author Fredrik Osterlind

Examples of se.sics.cooja.ProjectConfig

    addRemovePane.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(0, 10, 10, 10));


    button = new JButton("View resulting config");
    button.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
      public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
        ProjectConfig config;
        try {
          // Create default configuration
          config = new ProjectConfig(true);
        } catch (FileNotFoundException ex) {
          logger.fatal("Could not find default project config file: "
              + GUI.PROJECT_DEFAULT_CONFIG_FILENAME);
          return;
        } catch (IOException ex) {
          logger.fatal("Error when reading default project config file: "
              + GUI.PROJECT_DEFAULT_CONFIG_FILENAME);
          return;
        }


        // Add the fixed project configurations
        if (fixedProjectsList != null) {
          for (String projectDir : fixedProjectsList.getItems()) {
            try {
              config.appendProjectDir(new File(projectDir));
            } catch (Exception ex) {
              logger.fatal("Error when merging configurations: " + ex);
              return;
            }
          }
        }


        // Add the project directory configurations
        for (String projectDir : changeableProjectsList.getItems()) {
          try {
            config.appendProjectDir(new File(projectDir));
          } catch (Exception ex) {
            logger.fatal("Error when merging configurations: " + ex);
            return;
          }
        }

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Examples of se.sics.cooja.ProjectConfig

  public File getExpectedFirmwareFile(File source) {
    return ContikiMoteType.getExpectedFirmwareFile(source);
  }


  private void addMoteInterfaceClasses() {
    ProjectConfig projectConfig = moteType.getConfig();
    String[] intfNames = projectConfig.getStringArrayValue(ContikiMoteType.class, "MOTE_INTERFACES");


    boolean selected = true;
    if (moteIntfBox.getComponentCount() > 0) {
      selected = false;
    }

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