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2019-11-08T09:38:55Z

Giving information to PSIMU!

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	== Giving information to PSIMU! ==		== Giving information to PSIMU! ==

	All we need now is to call for the <font color=#4169E1>addOutputVarsFunction()</font> method of the ~~<font color=#4169E1>~~OutputConfig~~</font>~~ class with the object issued from our <font color=#4169E1>MyNewMeanVars</font> class !		All we need now is to call for the <font color=#4169E1>addOutputVarsFunction()</font> method of the [{{PathCurrentJavaDoc}}/calc/output/OutputConfig.html OutputConfig] class with the object issued from our <font color=#4169E1>MyNewMeanVars</font> class !

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Admin : /* Creating a class implementing the INewVarsFunction interface */

2019-11-08T09:37:18Z

Creating a class implementing the INewVarsFunction interface

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	== Creating a class implementing the INewVarsFunction interface ==		== Creating a class implementing the INewVarsFunction interface ==

	As explained in the title of this paragraph, we have to create a new class implementing the ~~<font color=#4169E1>~~INewVarsFunction~~</font>~~ interface where we will be able to compute the new variables. On the code below, we see that this interface forces us to have the <font color=#4169E1>addNewVars()</font>, <font color=#4169E1>computeNewVars()</font> and <font color=#4169E1>getNames()</font> methods:		As explained in the title of this paragraph, we have to create a new class implementing the [{{PathCurrentJavaDoc}}/calc/output/INewVarsFunction.html INewVarsFunction] interface where we will be able to compute the new variables. On the code below, we see that this interface forces us to have the <font color=#4169E1>addNewVars()</font>, <font color=#4169E1>computeNewVars()</font> and <font color=#4169E1>getNames()</font> methods:

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Admin : /* Giving information to PSIMU! */

2019-09-23T14:53:22Z

Giving information to PSIMU!

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	== Giving information to PSIMU! ==		== Giving information to PSIMU! ==

	All we need now is to call for the <font color=#4169E1>addOutputVarsFunction()</font> method of the OutputConfig class with the object issued from our <font color=#4169E1>MyNewMeanVars</font> class !		All we need now is to call for the <font color=#4169E1>addOutputVarsFunction()</font> method of the <font color=#4169E1>OutputConfig</font> class with the object issued from our <font color=#4169E1>MyNewMeanVars</font> class !

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Admin : /* Implementing the addNewVars() method */

2019-09-23T14:51:48Z

Implementing the addNewVars() method

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	* its unit (String)		* its unit (String)
	* its gap threshold (for plotting; may be null)		* its gap threshold (for plotting; may be null)
	* a boolean to ~~kpow~~ if it will be visible or not		* a boolean to know if it will be visible or not

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Admin : /* Adding a constructor */

2019-09-23T14:51:02Z

Adding a constructor

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	=== Adding a constructor ===		=== Adding a constructor ===

	As we will need information on the equatorial radius, we will add a constructor allowing to store a <font color=#4169E1>ExtendedOneAxisEllipsoid</font> object ~~as well as~~ a list including the names of the new variables (this list will be returned by the <font color=#4169E1>getNames()</font> method:		As we will need information on the equatorial radius, we will add a constructor allowing to store a <font color=#4169E1>ExtendedOneAxisEllipsoid</font> object. We will also add a list including the names of the new variables (this list will be returned by the <font color=#4169E1>getNames()</font> method:

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Admin le 23 septembre 2019 à 14:49

2019-09-23T14:49:58Z

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	''<font color=#FF0000>'''Warning: this section is only relevant for PSIMU version 11.4 (or more recent ones).'''</font>''		''<font color=#FF0000>'''Warning: this section is only relevant for PSIMU version 11.4 (or more recent ones).'''</font>''

	Create new specific variables in the output list is relatively simple. As an example, we are going to show how to add two additional variables '''HPM''' and '''HAM''', corresponding respectively the ~~the~~ perigee and apogee ~~mean~~ altitudes considering the mean semi-major axis and eccentricity already computed by <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font>.		Create new specific variables in the output list is relatively simple. As an example, we are going to show how to add two additional variables '''HPM''' and '''HAM''', corresponding respectively the mean perigee and apogee altitudes considering the mean semi-major axis and eccentricity already computed by <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font>.

	== Creating a class implementing the INewVarsFunction interface ==		== Creating a class implementing the INewVarsFunction interface ==

Admin le 23 septembre 2019 à 14:49

2019-09-23T14:49:35Z

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	''<font color=#FF0000>'''Warning: this section is only relevant for PSIMU version 11.4 (or more recent ones).'''</font>''		''<font color=#FF0000>'''Warning: this section is only relevant for PSIMU version 11.4 (or more recent ones).'''</font>''

	Create new specific variables in the output list is relatively simple. As an example, we are going to show how to add ~~twoo~~ additional variables '''HPM''' and '''HAM''', corresponding respectively the the perigee and apogee mean altitudes considering the mean semi-major axis and eccentricity already computed by <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font>.		Create new specific variables in the output list is relatively simple. As an example, we are going to show how to add two additional variables '''HPM''' and '''HAM''', corresponding respectively the the perigee and apogee mean altitudes considering the mean semi-major axis and eccentricity already computed by <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font>.

	== Creating a class implementing the INewVarsFunction interface ==		== Creating a class implementing the INewVarsFunction interface ==

Admin le 23 septembre 2019 à 14:49

2019-09-23T14:49:21Z

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	''<font color=#FF0000>'''Warning: this section is only relevant for PSIMU version 11.4 (or more recent ones).'''</font>''		''<font color=#FF0000>'''Warning: this section is only relevant for PSIMU version 11.4 (or more recent ones).'''</font>''

	Create new specific variables in the output list is relatively simple. As an example, we are ~~goinf~~ to show how to add twoo additional variables '''HPM''' and '''HAM''', corresponding respectively the the perigee and apogee mean altitudes considering the mean semi-major axis and eccentricity already computed by <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font>.		Create new specific variables in the output list is relatively simple. As an example, we are going to show how to add twoo additional variables '''HPM''' and '''HAM''', corresponding respectively the the perigee and apogee mean altitudes considering the mean semi-major axis and eccentricity already computed by <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font>.

	== Creating a class implementing the INewVarsFunction interface ==		== Creating a class implementing the INewVarsFunction interface ==

Admin le 23 septembre 2019 à 14:49

2019-09-23T14:49:06Z

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	''<font color=#FF0000>'''Warning: this section is only relevant for PSIMU version 11.4 (~~and~~ or more recent ones).'''</font>''		''<font color=#FF0000>'''Warning: this section is only relevant for PSIMU version 11.4 (or more recent ones).'''</font>''

	Create new specific variables in the output list is relatively simple. As an example, we are goinf to show how to add twoo additional variables '''HPM''' and '''HAM''', corresponding respectively the the perigee and apogee mean altitudes considering the mean semi-major axis and eccentricity already computed by <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font>.		Create new specific variables in the output list is relatively simple. As an example, we are goinf to show how to add twoo additional variables '''HPM''' and '''HAM''', corresponding respectively the the perigee and apogee mean altitudes considering the mean semi-major axis and eccentricity already computed by <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font>.

Admin le 23 septembre 2019 à 14:48

2019-09-23T14:48:50Z

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	~~TBW (for V11.4 version) …~~

	''<font color=#FF0000>'''Warning: this section is only relevant for PSIMU version 11.4 (and or more recent ones).'''</font>''		''<font color=#FF0000>'''Warning: this section is only relevant for PSIMU version 11.4 (and or more recent ones).'''</font>''

Customize output variables - Historique des versions

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Admin le 23 septembre 2019 à 14:49

Admin le 23 septembre 2019 à 14:49

Admin le 23 septembre 2019 à 14:49

Admin le 23 septembre 2019 à 14:49

Admin le 23 septembre 2019 à 14:48

Admin : /* Giving information to PSIMU! */

Admin : /* Creating a class implementing the INewVarsFunction interface */

Admin : /* Giving information to PSIMU! */

Admin : /* Implementing the addNewVars() method */

Admin : /* Adding a constructor */