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MODEL::BinProbe Class Template Reference

#include <binprobe.h>

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Public Types
typedef ODESystem<dims,nelem, NT>	system
Public Methods
	BinProbe (TimeFrame &T, const string &n, Bin &b, system &sys, integer v)
	~BinProbe ()
virtual void	print (ostream &out)
void	probe (void)
	NO_COPY (BinProbe)
Private Attributes
system*	my_sys
Bin*	my_b
integer	var

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Detailed Description

template<integer dims, typename nelem = number, class NT = NumericTraits<nelem,dims>> class MODEL::BinProbe

This class collects data for stochastic processes. It takes a bin as an input (so you can add to it if you want to), and writes out the bin at the end.

You just have to define ONE variable of which you would like a histogram, and the ODESystem you are talking about.

Also, as always, you need a timeframe and a filename.

Definition at line 38 of file binprobe.h.

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Member Function Documentation

void print ( ostream & out ) [inline, virtual]

Implement this one to write the data. You can call it upon destruction of your derived object. Unfortunately, I have not yet figured out how to call a derived function inside a destructor (as a general rule, this is not possible: it will always call the local version. DUH. So it is implemented so people would be reminded Reimplemented from MODEL::GenericProbe. Definition at line 57 of file binprobe.h.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• binprobe.h

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Last update: June 2002.

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