Package org.apache.sis.measure

Annotation Type ValueRange

@Documented
@Target({FIELD,METHOD})
@Retention(RUNTIME)
public @interface ValueRange

The range of values assignable to a field, or to a JavaBean property. When used with JavaBeans, this annotation shall be applied on the getter method as in the following example:

@ValueRange(minimum=0, maximum=100)
public double getCloudCoverPercentage() {
    // Method implementation here...
}

By default, both endpoints are inclusive. To make an endpoint exclusive, a is­Foo­Inclusive argument needs to be explicitly provided. This is useful mostly for floating point numbers. In the following example, values can be very close to zero but not equals, since a value of exactly zero makes no sense. Note also that the maximum value is not explicitly provided, in which case it defaults to infinity.

@@ValueRange(minimum=0, isMinIncluded=false)
public double getSpatialResolution() {
    // Method implementation here...
}

It is sometime convenient to convert Value­Range to Number­Range instances in order to leverage the various Number­Range operations. The following example uses a convenience constructor for this purpose. Note that the Double type could by inferred from Method.get­Return­Type().

Method myMethod = ...;
ValueRange annotation = myMethod.getAnnotation(ValueRange.class);
if (annotation != null) {
    NumberRange<Double> range = new NumberRange(Double.class, annotation);
    // Use the range here.
}

The Abstract­Metadata class uses this annotation for inferring Parameter­Descriptor from metadata interfaces and implementation classes.

Since:

0.3

See Also:

Number­Range(Class, Value­Range)

Defined in the sis-utility module

Optional Element Summary

Optional Elements

Modifier and Type	Optional Element	Description
boolean	isMaxIncluded	true if the maximal value is inclusive, or false if it is exclusive.
boolean	isMinIncluded	true if the minimal value is inclusive, or false if it is exclusive.
double	maximum	Returns the maximal value that a method can return.
double	minimum	Returns the minimal value that a method can return.

Element Detail

minimum

double minimum

Returns the minimal value that a method can return. The default value is negative infinity, which means that there is no minimal value.

Returns:

the minimal value.

Default:

-1.0/0.0

isMinIncluded

boolean isMinIncluded

true if the minimal value is inclusive, or false if it is exclusive. By default the minimum value is inclusive.

Returns:

true if the minimum value is inclusive.

Default:

true

maximum

double maximum

Returns the maximal value that a method can return. The default value is positive infinity, which means that there is no maximal value.

Returns:

the maximal value.

Default:

1.0/0.0

isMaxIncluded

boolean isMaxIncluded

true if the maximal value is inclusive, or false if it is exclusive. By default the maximum value is inclusive.

Returns:

true if the maximum value is inclusive.

Default:

true