Package org.orekit.files.general

Interface EphemerisFileWriter

All Known Implementing Classes:
CPFWriter, EphemerisOcmWriter, EphemerisOemWriter, IIRVFileWriter
public interface EphemerisFileWriter
An interface for writing out ephemeris files to disk.

An EphemerisFile consists of one or more satellites each an ID unique within the file. The ephemeris for each satellite consists of one or more segments.

Ephemeris file formats may have additional settings that need to be configured to be compliant with their formats.

Since:
9.0
Author:
Hank Grabowski

  • Method Details

    • write

      <C extends TimeStampedPVCoordinates, S extends EphemerisFile.EphemerisSegment<C>> void write(Appendable writer, EphemerisFile<C,S> ephemerisFile) throws IOException
      Write the passed in EphemerisFile using the passed in Appendable.
      Type Parameters:
      C - type of the Cartesian coordinates
      S - type of the segment
      Parameters:
      writer - a configured Appendable to feed with text
      ephemerisFile - a populated ephemeris file to serialize into the buffer
      Throws:
      IOException - if any buffer writing operations fail or if the underlying format doesn't support a configuration in the EphemerisFile (for example having multiple satellites in one file, having the origin at an unspecified celestial body, etc.)

    • write

      default <C extends TimeStampedPVCoordinates, S extends EphemerisFile.EphemerisSegment<C>> void write(String outputFilePath, EphemerisFile<C,S> ephemerisFile) throws IOException
      Write the passed in EphemerisFile to a file at the output path specified.
      Type Parameters:
      C - type of the Cartesian coordinates
      S - type of the segment
      Parameters:
      outputFilePath - a file path that the corresponding file will be written to
      ephemerisFile - a populated ephemeris file to serialize into the buffer
      Throws:
      IOException - if any file writing operations fail or if the underlying format doesn't support a configuration in the EphemerisFile (for example having multiple satellites in one file, having the origin at an unspecified celestial body, etc.)