Package org.orekit.propagation.events.handlers

This package provides an interface and classes dealing with events occurrence only.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
EventHandler	An interface defining how to handle events occurring during propagation.
FieldEventHandler<T extends org.hipparchus.CalculusFieldElement<T>>	An interface defining how to handle events occurring during propagation..

Class Summary

Class	Description
ContinueOnEvent	Event handler which will always return continue as a state.
EventMultipleHandler	Facade handlers that allows to use several handlers for one detector.
FieldContinueOnEvent<T extends org.hipparchus.CalculusFieldElement<T>>	Event handler which will always return continue as a state.
FieldRecordAndContinue<T extends org.hipparchus.CalculusFieldElement<T>>	Handler that will record every time an event occurs and always return Action.CONTINUE.
FieldRecordAndContinue.Event<T extends org.hipparchus.CalculusFieldElement<T>>	A single event detected during propagation.
FieldStopOnDecreasing<T extends org.hipparchus.CalculusFieldElement<T>>	Handle a detection event and choose what to do next.
FieldStopOnEvent<T extends org.hipparchus.CalculusFieldElement<T>>	Event handler which will always return continue as a state.
FieldStopOnIncreasing<T extends org.hipparchus.CalculusFieldElement<T>>	Handle a detection event and choose what to do next.
RecordAndContinue	Handler that will record every time an event occurs and always return Action.CONTINUE.
RecordAndContinue.Event	A single event detected during propagation.
StopOnDecreasing	Handle a detection event and choose what to do next.
StopOnEvent	Event handler which will always return stop as a state.
StopOnIncreasing	Handle a detection event and choose what to do next.

Package org.orekit.propagation.events.handlers Description

This package provides an interface and classes dealing with events occurrence only.

It is mainly a trimmed-down version of EventDetector that allows to separate the handling of the event once it has been detected from the prior detection itself.

A separate interface allows a simpler use of predefined events, as in this case user only wants to specialize what to do once the event occurs and often does not want to change the detection code. It also allows to share a handler amon several detectors.

Since:

6.1

Author:

Hank Grabowski