mwalk Platform 0.3.0

Uses of Class
mwalk.core.Receiver

Packages that use Receiver
mwalk.core Provides the core components of mwalk
mwalk.eval Provides path and receiver activity evaluators
mwalk.visitor Provides standard collection of vistiors
 

Uses of Receiver in mwalk.core
 

Methods in mwalk.core that return Receiver
 Receiver Tree.getReceiver(java.lang.String ip)
           
 Receiver Tree.addReceiver(Receiver recv)
           
 

Methods in mwalk.core with parameters of type Receiver
 Receiver Tree.addReceiver(Receiver recv)
           
 

Uses of Receiver in mwalk.eval
 

Methods in mwalk.eval with parameters of type Receiver
 boolean ActivityEvaluator.isActive(Receiver recv)
          Determine whether the given receiver is currently active.
 boolean ActivityEvaluator.isActive(Receiver recv, long time)
          Determine whether the given receiver is currently active.
 boolean ArrivalEvaluator.isActive(Receiver recv, long time)
          Determine whether the given receiver is currently active.
 boolean RandomEvaluator.isActive(Receiver recv, long time)
          Determine whether the given receiver is currently active.
 

Uses of Receiver in mwalk.visitor
 

Methods in mwalk.visitor with parameters of type Receiver
 boolean AbstractVisitor.nextReceiver(Tree tree, Receiver recv)
          Check whether the next receiver should start a visiting path.
 boolean UpVisitor.nextReceiver(Tree tree, Receiver recv)
          Check whether the next receiver should start a visiting path.
 boolean RandomPathVisitor.nextReceiver(Tree tree, Receiver recv)
          Check whether the next receiver should start a visiting path.
 boolean GlobalVisitor.nextReceiver(Tree tree, Receiver recv)
          Check whether the next receiver should start a visiting path.
 boolean JoinVisitor.nextReceiver(Tree tree, Receiver recv)
          Check whether the next receiver should start a visiting path.
 


mwalk Platform 0.3.0

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