Package org.web3d.x3d.sai

Interface MFColor

All Superinterfaces:
MField, X3DField
All Known Implementing Classes:
MFColor
public interface MFColor extends MField
MFColor specifies zero or more SFColor RGB triples, where each color value is an RGB triple of floating point numbers in range [0,1]. The default value of an uninitialized MFColor field is the empty list. Individual SFColor array values are optionally separated by commas in XML syntax.

Warning: this is an abstract interface that cannot be instantiated as a concrete object. Java programmers typically only need to use concrete objects provided by the org.web3d.x3d.jsail classes.
Package hint: This interface is defined by the X3D Java Language Binding Specification for the Scene Authoring Interface (SAI).
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  • Method Summary

    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    void
    append(float[] newValue)
    Places a new value at the end of the existing value array, increasing the field length accordingly.
    void
    get1Value(int index, float[] valueDestination)
    Get an individual value from the existing field array.
    void
    getValue(float[] valueDestination)
    Write out the current value of this field into the external valueDestination array.
    void
    getValue(float[][] valueDestination)
    Write out the current value of this field into the external valueDestination array.
    void
    insertValue(int index, float[] newValue)
    Insert a new value prior to the index location in the existing value array, increasing the field length accordingly.
    void
    set1Value(int index, float[] newValue)
    Replace a single value at the appropriate location in the existing value array.
    void
    setValue(int numColors, float[] newValue)
    Assign a new value to this field.
    void
    setValue(int numColors, float[][] newValue)
    Assign a new value to this field.

    Methods inherited from interface org.web3d.x3d.sai.MField

    clear, remove, size

  • Method Details

    • getValue

      void getValue(float[][] valueDestination)
      Write out the current value of this field into the external valueDestination array.
      Parameters:
      valueDestination - The array to be filled in with current field values.
      Throws:
      ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException - The provided valueDestination array was too small.

    • getValue

      void getValue(float[] valueDestination)
      Write out the current value of this field into the external valueDestination array.
      Parameters:
      valueDestination - The array to be filled in with current field values.
      Throws:
      ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException - The provided valueDestination array was too small.

    • get1Value

      void get1Value(int index, float[] valueDestination)

      Get an individual value from the existing field array.

      If the index is outside the bounds of the current array of data values, an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException is thrown.

      Parameters:
      index - is position of selected value in current array
      valueDestination - The array to be filled in with the selected current field value.
      Throws:
      ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException - The index was outside of the bounds of the current array.

    • setValue

      void setValue(int numColors, float[] newValue)
      Assign a new value to this field.
      Parameters:
      numColors - The number of 3-tuple RGB colors in the newValue array
      newValue - the newValue to set

    • setValue

      void setValue(int numColors, float[][] newValue)
      Assign a new value to this field.
      Parameters:
      numColors - The number of 3-tuple RGB colors in the newValue array
      newValue - the newValue to set

    • set1Value

      void set1Value(int index, float[] newValue)
      Replace a single value at the appropriate location in the existing value array. Size of the current underlying value array does not change. Warning: newValue array length must correspond to tuple size for base type MFColor tuple size of 3.
      Parameters:
      index - is position of selected value in current array
      newValue - provides new value to apply

    • append

      void append(float[] newValue)
      Places a new value at the end of the existing value array, increasing the field length accordingly. Warning: newValue array length must correspond to tuple size for base type MFColor tuple size of 3.
      Parameters:
      newValue - The newValue to append

    • insertValue

      void insertValue(int index, float[] newValue)
      Insert a new value prior to the index location in the existing value array, increasing the field length accordingly. Warning: newValue array length must correspond to tuple size for base type MFColor tuple size of 3.
      Parameters:
      index - The position for the inserted value in the current array
      newValue - The newValue to insert