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correctnessOfBoundDecompOp <- function(obj){
tr <- getTimeRange(obj)
t_min <- tr[['t_min']]
matFunc <- getFunctionDefinition(obj)
testVal <- matFunc(t_min)
valDims <- dim(testVal)
if (length(valDims)!=2){
stop(sprintf('The function must return a 2-dimensional object (like a Matrix). Your input leads to a function that return an object with dim(object)=%s',valDims))}
if (valDims[[1]]!=valDims[[2]]){
stop(sprintf('The function must return a quadratic object (qudratic Matrix). Your input leads to a function that return an object with dim(object)=%s',valDims))}
}
#' A converter
#'
#' The distinction between the classes BoundLinDecompOp and UnboundLinDecompOp exist for those functions, that should be only defined for objects of class UnBoundLinDecomp.
#'
#' Many functions however do not need extra methods for objects of class
#' UnBoundLinDecompOp and just treat it as a BoundLinDecompOp which is defined
#' on the complete timeline (-Inf,+Inf).
#' With its default arguments this function converts its map argument to a BoundLinDecompOp with just this domain.
#' This is the most frequent internal use case.
#' If starttime and endtime are provided the domain of the operator will be restricted [starttime,endtime].
#'
#' @param map An object of class UnBoundLinDecompOp
#' @param starttime Begin of time interval map will be restricted to
#' @param endtime End of time interval map will be restricted to
setMethod(
f="BoundLinDecompOp",
signature=c(map="UnBoundLinDecompOp"),
definition=function
(map,
starttime=-Inf,
endtime=Inf
){
f=getFunctionDefinition(map)
return(BoundLinDecompOp(map=f,starttime,endtime))
}
)
#' Creates an object of class BoundLinDecompOp
#'
#' @param map An object of class different than UnBoundLinDecompOp
#' @param ... Additional arguments to pass to TimeMap
setMethod(
f="BoundLinDecompOp",
signature=signature(map="ANY"),
definition=function
(
map,
...
){
tm <- TimeMap(map,...)
obj <- as(tm,"BoundLinDecompOp")
return(obj)
}
)
#' automatic title
#'
#' @param object no manual documentation
#' @autocomment These comments were created by the auto_comment_roclet by
#' inspection of the code. You can use the "update_auto_comment_roclet" to
#' automatically adapt them to changes in the source code. This will remove
#' `@param` tags for parameters that are no longer present in the source code
#' and add `@param` tags with a default description for yet undocumented
#' parameters. If you remove this `@autocomment` tag your comments will no
#' longer be touched by the "update_autocomment_roclet".
setMethod(
f= "getCompartmentalMatrixFunc",
signature(object="BoundLinDecompOp"),
definition=function(object){
getFunctionDefinition(object)
}
)
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