net.walend.measured.test
Class TestGEPathMeter

java.lang.Object
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  +--net.walend.measured.test.TestGEPathMeter
All Implemented Interfaces:
GEPathMeter

public class TestGEPathMeter
extends java.lang.Object
implements GEPathMeter

This simple path meter returns 59 to cross an edge.

Author:
David Walend dfw1@cornell.edu

Constructor Summary
TestGEPathMeter()
           
 
Method Summary
 double costToCross(java.lang.Object fromNode, java.lang.Object toNode)
          The cost to cross an edge.
 int intCostToCross(java.lang.Object fromNode, java.lang.Object toNode)
          The cost to cross an edge.
 boolean negativeWeightEdges()
          Returns true if this PathMeter can return negative weight edges, false if not.
 
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
 

Constructor Detail

TestGEPathMeter

public TestGEPathMeter()
Method Detail

costToCross

public double costToCross(java.lang.Object fromNode,
                          java.lang.Object toNode)
The cost to cross an edge.

Specified by:
costToCross in interface GEPathMeter

intCostToCross

public int intCostToCross(java.lang.Object fromNode,
                          java.lang.Object toNode)
The cost to cross an edge.

Specified by:
intCostToCross in interface GEPathMeter

negativeWeightEdges

public boolean negativeWeightEdges()
Returns true if this PathMeter can return negative weight edges, false if not. Shortest path algorithms use this method to trigger the bellman-ford algorithm to detect negative weight cycles. If you're not sure, return true.

Specified by:
negativeWeightEdges in interface GEPathMeter


Copyright (c) 2001, 2002, David Walend