Class CPFWriter

java.lang.Object
org.orekit.files.ilrs.CPFWriter
All Implemented Interfaces:
EphemerisFileWriter

public class CPFWriter extends Object implements EphemerisFileWriter
An CPF Writer class that can take in a general EphemerisFile object and export it as a valid CPF file.

It supports both 1.0 and 2.0 versions

Note: By default, only required header keys are wrote (H1 and H2). Furthermore, only position data can be written. Other keys (i.e. in header and other types of ephemeris entries) are simply ignored. Contributions are welcome to support more fields in the format.

Since:
10.3
Author:
Bryan Cazabonne
See Also:
  • Constructor Details

    • CPFWriter

      public CPFWriter(CPFHeader header, TimeScale timescale)
      Constructor.

      Using this constructor, velocity data are not written.

      Parameters:
      header - container for header data
      timescale - time scale for dates
      See Also:
    • CPFWriter

      public CPFWriter(CPFHeader header, TimeScale timescale, boolean velocityFlag)
      Constructor.
      Parameters:
      header - container for header data
      timescale - time scale for dates
      velocityFlag - true if velocity must be written
      Since:
      11.2
  • Method Details

    • write

      public <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.
      Specified by:
      write in interface EphemerisFileWriter
      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.)