IGR.port.OutputPort Class Reference

Exit point of a node. More...

Inheritance diagram for IGR.port.OutputPort:

Public Member Functions
def	__init__
def	addTarget
	Add a target to this output port, has to be an input port. More...
def	addTargets
	Add a list of targets to this output port. More...
def	removeTarget
	Remove a target from the port. More...
def	isConnected
def	__str__
	Create a string version of the port. More...
def	acceptsLiteral
	Returns true if this port accepts a literal. More...
def	isPort
	See if this is a port (mainly for traversal) More...

Public Attributes
	targets
	node
	idx

Detailed Description

Exit point of a node.

An output port can be attached to many input ports of other nodes. Any data sent through the port is delivered to all of these.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

def IGR.port.OutputPort.__init__	(		self,
			node,
			idx
	)

Member Function Documentation

def IGR.port.OutputPort.addTarget	(		self,
			target
	)

Add a target to this output port, has to be an input port.

Parameters

target

The target to add.

def IGR.port.OutputPort.addTargets	(		self,
			targets
	)

Add a list of targets to this output port.

def IGR.port.OutputPort.removeTarget	(		self,
			target
	)

Remove a target from the port.

Parameters

target

The target to remove.

def IGR.port.OutputPort.isConnected

(

self

)

def IGR.port.Port.__str__ (   self )

inherited

Create a string version of the port.

Returns

A string representing this port. This string should not be used to recreate this port.

def IGR.port.Port.acceptsLiteral (   self )

inherited

Returns true if this port accepts a literal.

def IGR.port.Port.isPort (   self )

inherited

See if this is a port (mainly for traversal)

Member Data Documentation

IGR.port.OutputPort.targets

IGR.port.Port.node

inherited

IGR.port.Port.idx

inherited