Uses of Class
simulator.scheduler.StatusTraverseBlock

Packages that use StatusTraverseBlock

Package	Description
gui.entities.sectionEntities.trackEntities
simulator.scheduler

Uses of StatusTraverseBlock in gui.entities.sectionEntities.trackEntities

Methods in gui.entities.sectionEntities.trackEntities that return StatusTraverseBlock

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
StatusTraverseBlock	Loop.traverseBlock(Train currTrain, double arrivalTime, double deptTime, double startVelocity, Link previousLink, Link nextFastestLink, double profileStartingMilePost, SimulationInstance simulationInstance, int nextReferenceLoopNumber) Loop: StatusTraverseBlock traverseBlock((Train currTrain, double arrivalTime, double deptTime, double startVelocity) 1) creates an instance of the blockScheduler for this loop as the currentBlock and the currTrain 2) goes to blockScheduler.traverseBlock(arrivalTime, deptTime, startVelocity) (non-Javadoc)
StatusTraverseBlock	Block.traverseBlock(Train train, double arrivalTime, double departureTime, double startVelocity, Link previousLink, Link nextFastestLink, double profileStartingMilePost, SimulationInstance simulationInstance, int nextReferenceLoopNumber)

Uses of StatusTraverseBlock in simulator.scheduler

Subclasses of StatusTraverseBlock in simulator.scheduler

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
class	StatusTraversePath

Methods in simulator.scheduler that return StatusTraverseBlock

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
StatusTraverseBlock	BlockScheduler.computeEarliestFreeTimeSTP(Link previousLink, Link nextLink, int nFreeBlocksToBeTraversed, double arrivalTime, double departureTime, double totalTimeTillEnd, double startVelocity, boolean linkPriorityIsNotOne, double profileStartingMilePost, int nextReferenceLoopNumber)
StatusTraverseBlock	BlockScheduler.handleDepTimeGreaterThanArrTime(double departureTime, double arrivalTime, double startVelocity, Link previousLink, Link nextFastestLink2, double profileStartingMilePost, int nextReferenceLoopNumber) Handle the cases in which departure time is greater than the arrival time
StatusTraverseBlock	BlockScheduler.handleRedSignal(double arrivalTime)
StatusTraverseBlock	BlockScheduler.handleSignalFailure(Link link, double departureTime)
StatusTraverseBlock	BlockScheduler.reserveBlocksAndGetCurrentSTP(Link nextLink, Link previousLink, double tempDepartureTime, RunTimeReturn runtimereturn, int nFreeBlocksToBeTraversed, double arrivalTime, double totalTimeTillEnd, int signal, double profileStartingMilePost, int nextReferenceLoopNumber) Get the StatusTraverseBlock for the current block if the scheduling for the next block is successful.
StatusTraverseBlock	BlockScheduler.traverseBlock(double arrivalTime, double departureTime, double startVelocity, Link previousLink, Link nextFastestLink2, double profileStartingMilePost, int nextReferenceLoopNumber) BlockScheduler: StatusTraverseBlock traverseBlock(arrivalTime, deptTime, startVelocity) 1) if there is no next block it traverses the last block: traverseLastBlock(arrivalTime, startVelocity) 2) if got a redSignal it handles that with : handleRedSignal(arrivalTime); Then it calls the getSortedLinks.
StatusTraverseBlock	BlockScheduler.traverseLastBlock(double arrivalTime, double startVelocity, Link previousLink, double profileStartingMilePost)
StatusTraverseBlock	BlockScheduler.traversePath(Link previousLink, Link nextLink, double arrivalTime, double departureTime, double startVelocity, boolean linkPriorityIsNotOne, int maxSignalAspectsToBeConsidered, double profileStartingMilePost, int nextReferenceLoopNumber) 1) It first finds what is the signal of the block for the train and the arrival time by calling currentBlock.getSignal(currentTrain, noOfColor, arrivalTime,currentTrain.direction); 2) It first tries to find the running time required to traverse the path, by going to currentBlock.getRunTimeSignal(currentTrain, j, arrivalTime, startVelocity, !linkPriorityIsOne ? link.nextBlock.maximumPossibleSpeed : 0.0D); and setting that value in runTimeReturn 3) If the simulation is in the signalFailureMode or if the linkPriority is one it resets the runTimeReturn to a block whose starting milePost is the same but the endMilePost is the actual endMilePost minus the warnerDistance.