Uses of Package
com.bc.jexp

Packages that use com.bc.jexp

Package	Description
com.bc.jexp	The main package of the JEXP API.
com.bc.jexp.impl	Provides some generally useful implementations of the interfaces defined in the main package.
org.esa.beam.framework.datamodel	This package contains classes and interfaces used for an in-memory presentation of remote sensing data products.
org.esa.beam.framework.dataop.barithm
org.esa.beam.framework.ui	Provides utility classes for general user interface building.

Classes in com.bc.jexp used by com.bc.jexp

Class and Description
EvalEnv Represents an application dependant evaluation environment.
EvalException An exception that can be thrown during the evaluation of a Term.
Function A representation of a function.
Namespace Namespaces are used by a Parser in order to resolve to symbol references and function calls.
ParseException An exception thrown by a ParserX.parse() call in order to signal a parser error.
Symbol Represents a read-only symbol.
Term The abstract Term class is an in-memory representation of an element within an arbitrary expression tree.
Term.Binary
Term.BinaryB An abstract binary (= 2 operands) operation.
Term.BinaryI An abstract binary (= 2 operands) operation with a return type of int.
Term.BinaryN An abstract binary (= 2 operands) operation with a numeric return type.
Term.Op An abstract operation.
Term.Unary An abstract unary (= 1 operand) operation.
Term.UnaryB An abstract unary (= 1 operand) operation with return type of boolean.
Term.UnaryI An abstract unary (= 1 operand) operation with return type of int.
Term.UnaryN An abstract unary (= 1 operand) operation with a numeric return type.
Variable Represents a variable to which a value can be assigned.

Classes in com.bc.jexp used by com.bc.jexp.impl

Class and Description
EvalEnv Represents an application dependant evaluation environment.
EvalException An exception that can be thrown during the evaluation of a Term.
Function A representation of a function.
Namespace Namespaces are used by a Parser in order to resolve to symbol references and function calls.
ParseException An exception thrown by a ParserX.parse() call in order to signal a parser error.
Parser Instances of the Parser interface are used to convert a code string representing an arithmetic expression in a tree of terms which can then be executed by using one of the evaluation methods of the Term class.
Symbol Represents a read-only symbol.
Term The abstract Term class is an in-memory representation of an element within an arbitrary expression tree.
Variable Represents a variable to which a value can be assigned.
WritableNamespace

Classes in com.bc.jexp used by org.esa.beam.framework.datamodel

Class and Description
ParseException An exception thrown by a ParserX.parse() call in order to signal a parser error.
Parser Instances of the Parser interface are used to convert a code string representing an arithmetic expression in a tree of terms which can then be executed by using one of the evaluation methods of the Term class.
Term The abstract Term class is an in-memory representation of an element within an arbitrary expression tree.
WritableNamespace

Classes in com.bc.jexp used by org.esa.beam.framework.dataop.barithm

Class and Description
EvalEnv Represents an application dependant evaluation environment.
EvalException An exception that can be thrown during the evaluation of a Term.
Function A representation of a function.
ParseException An exception thrown by a ParserX.parse() call in order to signal a parser error.
Symbol Represents a read-only symbol.
Term The abstract Term class is an in-memory representation of an element within an arbitrary expression tree.
WritableNamespace

Classes in com.bc.jexp used by org.esa.beam.framework.ui

Class and Description
Parser Instances of the Parser interface are used to convert a code string representing an arithmetic expression in a tree of terms which can then be executed by using one of the evaluation methods of the Term class.
Term The abstract Term class is an in-memory representation of an element within an arbitrary expression tree.