Uses of Class
gov.nasa.arc.brahms.common.data.Condition

Packages that use Condition
gov.nasa.arc.brahms.common.data   
gov.nasa.arc.brahms.common.rt   
gov.nasa.arc.brahms.vm.data   
 

Uses of Condition in gov.nasa.arc.brahms.common.data
 

Subclasses of Condition in gov.nasa.arc.brahms.common.data
 class Consequence
          A consequences is a logical statement for concluding/asserting new beliefs for an agent or object and/or facts in the world.
 class Detectable
          A detectable is a declarative statement defining first which state changes an agent or object can detect and second what action results from detecting the state change.
 class InitialStatement
          Initial statements define an initial state for an agent, object or the world, specifying the initial values for attributes or initializing the relationship between two concepts.
 class Precondition
          Preconditions control the activation of a workframe and thoughtframe.
 class TransferDefinition
          A TransferDefinition is used in Broadcast and Communication activities and defines the what information is to be transferred and in what direction the transfer needs to take place (send = to, receive = from).
 

Uses of Condition in gov.nasa.arc.brahms.common.rt
 

Constructors in gov.nasa.arc.brahms.common.rt with parameters of type Condition
ConditionCtx(Condition condition)
          Constructor, creates a new ConditionCtx serving as a context for the specified condition.
 

Uses of Condition in gov.nasa.arc.brahms.vm.data
 

Subclasses of Condition in gov.nasa.arc.brahms.vm.data
 class VMConsequence
          The VMConsequence is a Consequence with extensions for use in the virtual machine.
 class VMDetectable
          A VMDetectable is a Detectable with extensions for use in the Brahms virtual machine.
 class VMPrecondition
          The VMPrecondition is a Precondition with extensions for use in the virtual machine.
 class VMTransferDefinition
          A VMTransferDefinition is a TransferDefinition with extensions for use in the Brahms virtual machine.
 



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