That is, they provide a framework for applications so that the applications only have to implement those features which are unique to that application.
The classes are defined in a tree of increasing capability, that is, the BasicFramework class at the root of the tree does very little and implements only those functions which are common to all programs within the toolkit. Each subsequent subclass adds additional layers to these basic capabilities.
The end user is expected to create a class, which inherits from one of these frameworks, and override the appropriate methods in order to perform the necessary function of that program. The methods to be overridden depend on the framework being used and what the program is intended to do.
Classes | |
| class | BasicFramework |
| This is a (very) basic framework for programs in the GPS toolkit. More... | |
| class | InOutFramework |
| This is a framework for programs that take a single type of input data and output a single stream of output. More... | |
| class | LoopedFramework |
| This is a basic framework for programs processing in loops in the GPSTK. More... | |
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