Class PSDSequence


  • public class PSDSequence
    extends java.lang.Object
    • Constructor Summary

      Constructors 
      Constructor Description
      PSDSequence​(java.util.Date beginDate, java.util.Date endDate, java.lang.String piName)
      Constructor to initialize the sequence
    • Method Summary

      All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods 
      Modifier and Type Method Description
      void drawRectangle​(double startX, double startY, double length, boolean logicSteps, java.awt.Graphics2D g)
      Draws a rectangle of width 20, height length and starting point (startX,startY) in the northwest corner of the rectangle.
      void drawSequence​(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,​PSDLifeLine> lifeLines, java.awt.Graphics2D g)  
      java.util.List<PSDSequenceArrow> getArrowList()
      Returns the list of arrows of this sequence
      double[] getArrowPosition​(int number)
      Returns the beginposition of arrow number 'number'
      java.util.Date getBeginDate()
      Returns the begin date of the sequence
      double getBeginPositionBlock​(int num)
      Returns the begin position of data-element block number 'num' of the sequence
      java.awt.Color getColor()
      Returns the color of the sequence
      java.util.Date getEndDate()
      Returns the end date of the sequence
      double getEndY()
      returns the end position of the sequence
      java.lang.String getPiName()
      Returns the name of the process instance to which this sequence corresponds
      java.util.List<PSDSequenceBlock> getSortedDataEltBlocks()
      Returns the sorted list of data-element blocks
      java.util.List<PSDSequenceBlock> getSortedOnEndDataEltBlocks()
      Returns the list of data-element blocks, sorted on end time, begin time and finally on data-element name.
      double getStartY()
      Returns the starting position of the sequence
      double getThroughputTime()
      Returns the throughput time of the sequence
      long getTimePart​(int num)
      Returns the time spend in data-element block number num of the sequence
      void initializeDrawSequence​(double timePerPixel, java.util.Date firstDate)
      Initializes the data-element blocks of the sequence so they can easily be drawn
      void initializeSequence​(java.util.List<org.deckfour.xes.model.XEvent[]> relationList, java.lang.String dataEltType, boolean strict)
      This method initializes the sequence, and sorts the arrows and data-element blocks in such a manner that it can be easily compared with other sequences
      void setColor​(java.awt.Color thisColor)
      Sets color of the sequence
      void setStartY​(double startY)
      Sets the start position of the sequence
      void sortArrowList()
      Sorts arrowList on source data-element name, destination data-element name begin time and end time (in that order)
      void sortArrowListStrict()
      Sorts arrowList on begin time, end time source data-element name, destination data-element name(in that order)
      • Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

        clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
    • Constructor Detail

      • PSDSequence

        public PSDSequence​(java.util.Date beginDate,
                           java.util.Date endDate,
                           java.lang.String piName)
        Constructor to initialize the sequence
        Parameters:
        beginDate - Date
        endDate - Date
        piName - String
    • Method Detail

      • initializeSequence

        public void initializeSequence​(java.util.List<org.deckfour.xes.model.XEvent[]> relationList,
                                       java.lang.String dataEltType,
                                       boolean strict)
        This method initializes the sequence, and sorts the arrows and data-element blocks in such a manner that it can be easily compared with other sequences
        Parameters:
        relationList - ArrayList: contains relations (arraylist of 2 audit trail entries (ates) ) between ates where the first ate corresponds to an event that is a direct precessor of the event that corresponds to the second ate.
        dataEltType - String : the data-element type that is used
        strict - boolean : true if 'strict' patterns used, false if 'flexible'.
      • sortArrowList

        public void sortArrowList()
        Sorts arrowList on source data-element name, destination data-element name begin time and end time (in that order)
      • sortArrowListStrict

        public void sortArrowListStrict()
        Sorts arrowList on begin time, end time source data-element name, destination data-element name(in that order)
      • setColor

        public void setColor​(java.awt.Color thisColor)
        Sets color of the sequence
        Parameters:
        thisColor - Color
      • getColor

        public java.awt.Color getColor()
        Returns the color of the sequence
        Returns:
        Color
      • getArrowList

        public java.util.List<PSDSequenceArrow> getArrowList()
        Returns the list of arrows of this sequence
        Returns:
        ArrayList
      • getSortedDataEltBlocks

        public java.util.List<PSDSequenceBlock> getSortedDataEltBlocks()
        Returns the sorted list of data-element blocks
        Returns:
        ArrayList
      • getSortedOnEndDataEltBlocks

        public java.util.List<PSDSequenceBlock> getSortedOnEndDataEltBlocks()
        Returns the list of data-element blocks, sorted on end time, begin time and finally on data-element name.
        Returns:
        ArrayList
      • getTimePart

        public long getTimePart​(int num)
        Returns the time spend in data-element block number num of the sequence
        Parameters:
        num - int
        Returns:
        long
      • getBeginPositionBlock

        public double getBeginPositionBlock​(int num)
        Returns the begin position of data-element block number 'num' of the sequence
        Parameters:
        num - int
        Returns:
        double
      • getArrowPosition

        public double[] getArrowPosition​(int number)
        Returns the beginposition of arrow number 'number'
        Parameters:
        number - int
        Returns:
        double
      • getBeginDate

        public java.util.Date getBeginDate()
        Returns the begin date of the sequence
        Returns:
        Date
      • getEndDate

        public java.util.Date getEndDate()
        Returns the end date of the sequence
        Returns:
        Date
      • getPiName

        public java.lang.String getPiName()
        Returns the name of the process instance to which this sequence corresponds
        Returns:
        String
      • getThroughputTime

        public double getThroughputTime()
        Returns the throughput time of the sequence
        Returns:
        double
      • getStartY

        public double getStartY()
        Returns the starting position of the sequence
        Returns:
        double
      • getEndY

        public double getEndY()
        returns the end position of the sequence
        Returns:
        double
      • setStartY

        public void setStartY​(double startY)
        Sets the start position of the sequence
        Parameters:
        startY - double
      • initializeDrawSequence

        public void initializeDrawSequence​(double timePerPixel,
                                           java.util.Date firstDate)
        Initializes the data-element blocks of the sequence so they can easily be drawn
        Parameters:
        timePerPixel - double : time per pixel
        firstDate - Date : the starting date of the first sequence in the sequence diagram
      • drawSequence

        public void drawSequence​(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,​PSDLifeLine> lifeLines,
                                 java.awt.Graphics2D g)
        Parameters:
        lifeLines - HashMap
        g - Graphics2D
      • drawRectangle

        public void drawRectangle​(double startX,
                                  double startY,
                                  double length,
                                  boolean logicSteps,
                                  java.awt.Graphics2D g)
        Draws a rectangle of width 20, height length and starting point (startX,startY) in the northwest corner of the rectangle. In case logicSteps is true, the height is 10.
        Parameters:
        startX - double
        startY - double
        length - double
        logicSteps - boolean
        g - Graphics2D