List of requiresMultipleInputs() Examples

Examples of requiresMultipleInputs()

gov.nasa.arc.mct.evaluator.api.Evaluator.requiresMultipleInputs()
Determines if the evaluator requires multiple inputs (which are specified by the child relationships). If this method returns false, each child in the child relationships represents one input that can be evaluated. @return true if all the children need to be used for evaluation or false if only one child needs to be used as input

Examples of gov.nasa.arc.mct.evaluator.api.Evaluator.requiresMultipleInputs()

      return component;
    }


    AbstractComponent parent = AbstractComponent.getComponentById(id);
    Evaluator e = parent == null ? null : parent.getCapability(Evaluator.class);
    if (e != null && !e.requiresMultipleInputs()
        && parent.getId().equals(id)) {


      return parent;
    }

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Examples of gov.nasa.arc.mct.evaluator.api.Evaluator.requiresMultipleInputs()

      AbstractComponent referencedComponent = component;
      
      for (AbstractComponent parent : referencedComponent.getReferencingComponents()) {
        // For now, we only find evaluators that have exactly one child (the current component).
        Evaluator e = parent.getCapability(Evaluator.class);
        if (e != null && !e.requiresMultipleInputs()) {
          // Found an evaluator for the component.
          EnumerationItem item = new EnumerationItem(parent);
          enumerationModel.addElement(item);
          if (evaluator!=null && evaluator.getId().equals(parent.getId())) {
            selectedItem = item;

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Examples of gov.nasa.arc.mct.evaluator.api.Evaluator.requiresMultipleInputs()

      }
  
      for (AbstractComponent parent : referencedComponent.getReferencingComponents()) {
        // For now, we only find evaluators that have exactly one child (the current component).
        Evaluator e = parent.getCapability(Evaluator.class);
        if (e != null && !e.requiresMultipleInputs()) {
          // Found an enumeration for the component.
            commonEnums.add(new EnumerationItem(parent));
        }
      }

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