C++ ObjRef::length方法代码示例

void CellmlFileRuntime::update()
{
    // Reset the runtime's properties

    reset(true, true);

    // Check that the model is either a 'simple' ODE model or a DAE model
    // Note #1: we don't check whether a model is valid, since all we want is to
    //          update its runtime (which has nothing to do with editing or even
    //          validating a model), so if it can be done then great otherwise
    //          tough luck (so to speak)...
    // Note #2: in order to do so, we need to get a 'normal' code generator (as
    //          opposed to an IDA, i.e. DAE, code generator) since if the model
    //          is correctly constrained, then we can check whether some of its
    //          equations were flagged as needing a Newton-Raphson evaluation,
    //          in which case we would be dealing with a DAE model...
    // Note #3: ideally, there would be a more convenient way to determine the
    //          type of a model, but there isn't...

    iface::cellml_api::Model *model = mCellmlFile->model();

    if (!model)
        return;

    // Retrieve the model's type
    // Note: this can be done by checking whether some equations were flagged
    //       as needing a Newton-Raphson evaluation...

    retrieveOdeCodeInformation(model);

    if (!mOdeCodeInformation)
        return;

    ObjRef<iface::mathml_dom::MathMLNodeList> flaggedEquations = mOdeCodeInformation->flaggedEquations();

    mModelType = flaggedEquations->length()?CellmlFileRuntime::Dae:CellmlFileRuntime::Ode;

    // If the model is of DAE type, then we don't want the ODE-specific code
    // information, but the DAE-specific code one

    ObjRef<iface::cellml_services::CodeInformation> genericCodeInformation;

    if (mModelType == CellmlFileRuntime::Ode) {
        genericCodeInformation = mOdeCodeInformation;
    } else {
        retrieveDaeCodeInformation(model);

        if (!mDaeCodeInformation)
            return;

        genericCodeInformation = mDaeCodeInformation;
    }

    // Retrieve the number of constants, states/rates, algebraic and conditional
    // variables in the model
    // Note: this is to avoid having to go through the ODE/DAE code information
    //       an unnecessary number of times when we want to retrieve either of
    //       those numbers (e.g. see
    //       SingleCellViewSimulationResults::addPoint())...

    if (mModelType == CellmlFileRuntime::Ode) {
        mConstantsCount   = mOdeCodeInformation->constantIndexCount();
        mStatesRatesCount = mOdeCodeInformation->rateIndexCount();
        mAlgebraicCount   = mOdeCodeInformation->algebraicIndexCount();
        mCondVarCount     = 0;
    } else {
        mConstantsCount   = mDaeCodeInformation->constantIndexCount();
        mStatesRatesCount = mDaeCodeInformation->rateIndexCount();
        mAlgebraicCount   = mDaeCodeInformation->algebraicIndexCount();
        mCondVarCount     = mDaeCodeInformation->conditionVariableCount();
    }

    // Retrieve all the parameters and sort them by component/variable name

    ObjRef<iface::cellml_services::ComputationTargetIterator> computationTargetIter = genericCodeInformation->iterateTargets();

    for (ObjRef<iface::cellml_services::ComputationTarget> computationTarget = computationTargetIter->nextComputationTarget();
         computationTarget; computationTarget = computationTargetIter->nextComputationTarget()) {
        // Determine the type of the parameter

        ObjRef<iface::cellml_api::CellMLVariable> variable = computationTarget->variable();
        CellmlFileRuntimeParameter::ParameterType parameterType;

        switch (computationTarget->type()) {
        case iface::cellml_services::VARIABLE_OF_INTEGRATION:
            parameterType = CellmlFileRuntimeParameter::Voi;

            break;
        case iface::cellml_services::CONSTANT:
            // We are dealing with a constant, but the question is whether that
            // constant is a 'proper' constant, a 'computed' constant or even a
            // rate, and this can be determined by checking whether the computed
            // target has an initial value or even a degree
            // Note: a state variable that is initialised using the initial
            //       value of another variable will have its rate considered as
            //       a constant. However, when it comes to the GUI, we really
            //       want it to be seen as a rate hence we check for the degree
            //       of the computed target...

            if (QString::fromStdWString(variable->initialValue()).isEmpty()) {
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