Class StepCounter

java.lang.Object
org.graphstream.stream.SinkAdapter
org.graphstream.util.StepCounter
All Implemented Interfaces:
AttributeSink, ElementSink, Sink

public class StepCounter
extends SinkAdapter
Count the step of a stream.
  • Constructor Details

    • StepCounter

      public StepCounter()
      Default constructor. Count is set to zero.
  • Method Details

    • countStepInFile

      public static int countStepInFile​(String path) throws IOException
      Count step contains in a file.
      Parameters:
      path - path to the file
      Returns:
      count of step event in the file
      Throws:
      IOException
      See Also:
      FileSourceFactory
    • reset

      public void reset()
      Reset the step count to zero.
    • getStepCount

      public int getStepCount()
      Get the step count.
      Returns:
      the count of step
    • stepBegins

      public void stepBegins​(String sourceId, long timeId, double time)
      Description copied from interface: ElementSink

      Since dynamic graphs are based on discrete event modifications, the notion of step is defined to simulate elapsed time between events. So a step is a event that occurs in the graph, it does not modify it but it gives a kind of timestamp that allow the tracking of the progress of the graph over the time.

      This kind of event is useful for dynamic algorithms that listen to the dynamic graph and need to measure the time in the graph's evolution.

      Specified by:
      stepBegins in interface ElementSink
      Overrides:
      stepBegins in class SinkAdapter
      Parameters:
      sourceId - Identifier of the graph where the step starts.
      timeId - A numerical value that may give a timestamp to track the evolution of the graph over the time.