| java.lang.Object
 org.geotools.feature.DefaultAttributeType
org.geotools.feature.type.NumericAttributeType
| Constructor Summary | |
| public | NumericAttributeType(String name, Class type, boolean nillable, int min, int max, Object defaultValue, Filter filter)
Constructor with name, type and nillable. | | public | NumericAttributeType(String name, Class type, boolean nillable, Object defaultValue, Filter filter)
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| NumericAttributeType | | public NumericAttributeType(String name, Class type, boolean nillable, int min, int max, Object defaultValue, Filter filter) throws IllegalArgumentException(Code) | | Constructor with name, type and nillable. Type should always be a
Number class.
Parameters:
name - Name of this attribute.
Parameters:
type - Class type of this attribute.
Parameters:
nillable - If nulls are allowed for the attribute of this type.
Parameters:
min -
Parameters:
max -
Parameters:
defaultValue - default value when none is suppled
Parameters:
filter -
throws:
IllegalArgumentException - is type is not a Number. |
| duplicate | | public Object duplicate(Object o)(Code) | | Duplicate the given Object. In this case, since Number classes are
immutable, lets return the Object.
Parameters:
o - DOCUMENT ME! DOCUMENT ME! |
| getRestriction | | public Filter getRestriction()(Code) | | |
| parse | | public Object parse(Object value) throws IllegalArgumentException(Code) | | Allows this AttributeType to convert an argument to its prefered storage
type. If no parsing is possible, returns the original value. If a parse
is attempted, yet fails (i.e. a poor decimal format) throw the
Exception. This is mostly for use internally in Features, but
implementors should simply follow the rules to be safe.
Parameters:
value - the object to attempt parsing of. value converted to the preferred storage of thisAttributeType. If no parsing was possible thenthe same object is returned.
throws:
IllegalArgumentException - if parsing is attempted and isunsuccessful. |
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