StateRepresentation Class Reference

The subclass create(PyObject *) functions check if the PyObject matches and return a new instace if it does, or 0 otherwise (or throw an exception if the name matches but the parameters don't). More...

#include <StateRepresentation.hpp>

Public Member Functions
virtual PyObject *	getPy (PyObject *args)
virtual void	init (PCBoard &PCB)
virtual void	reset ()
virtual const char *	name () const
void	setFocus (const Connection *)
virtual void	setFocus (const std::vector< Connection * > *)
virtual void	updateView (const Bbox_2 *=0)
void	setLockedView (bool v)
virtual void	logAction (const Action *)
	logAction() is used for state representations like an action sequence as used e.g. by simple combinatorial optimization, or for efficiency.

Static Public Member Functions
static StateRepresentation *	create (PyObject *)
	Create a new intance of a subclas as specified by the PyObject.

Protected Attributes
PCBoard *	mPCB {0}
const Connection *	mFocus {0}
bool	mLockedView {false}

Detailed Description

The subclass create(PyObject *) functions check if the PyObject matches and return a new instace if it does, or 0 otherwise (or throw an exception if the name matches but the parameters don't).

The StateRepresentation object abstracts the state representation and returns it in a PyObject. As such, using it makes sense only for use with Python policies.

Member Function Documentation

setFocus()

void StateRepresentation::setFocus ( const Connection * X )

inline

Use setFocus() if you want to create an asymmetry in the state by highlighting a specific connection. This can also be an argument to getPy().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• /home/chr/devel/PhD/Environment/pub/PCBEnv/pcbenv/cxx/RL/StateRepresentation.hpp