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Examples of extractYbases()

org.visitrend.ndvis.parameters.ParametersUtils.extractYbases()

This method extracts the bases for the parameters on the Y axis. It's important to note that the bases parameter is considered to be the bases in default order. If you just wanted to extract the first y-many values of an array, you can use a for loop. This isn't much more, but takes into consideration the current order of parameters. The answerHolder parameter's length is used to determine the number of parameters ont he Y axis. @param order an ordering of all parameters (not just Y parameters), typically the current ordering @param bases the bases for all parameters (not just Y parameters) IN DEFAULT ORDER i.e. the order of bases in DataInfo) @param answerHolder a short[] for holding the answer - the length of answerHolder should be the number of parameters on the Y axis @return answerHolder with values set to the bases of the parameters ofthe Y axis and rearranged to the order parameter.

        upperXbound = pUtils.getNumberOfPossibleValuesForBases(pUtils.extractXbases(
                currentOrder, xParams));
        // System.out.println("upperXbound is " + upperXbound);
        int yParams = parameters.getNumParametersOnY();
        // System.out.println("numParameters on Y is " + yParams);
        upperYbound = pUtils.getNumberOfPossibleValuesForBases(pUtils.extractYbases(
                currentOrder, yParams));
    }


    /**
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Examples of extractYbases()

Examples of org.visitrend.ndvis.parameters.ParametersUtils.extractYbases()