public void WriteHeader(){
out.println("\t\t"+Parser.StartingTag("ValidichroHeader"));
out.println("\t\t\t"+Parser.Tag("Date",experiment_date));
out.println("\t\t\t"+Parser.Tag("Generic",generic));
//...
out.println("\t\t"+Parser.EndingTag("ValidichroHeader"));
}
public void WriteExported(){
out.println(Parser.getFileHeader());
out.println("\t"+Parser.StartingTag("ValidichroData"));
WriteHeader();
WriteBody();
WriteUnparsed();
out.println("\t"+Parser.EndingTag("ValidichroData"));
}
public void WriteBody(){
//@ToDo : Make this proper java!
//@ToDo Important: Add missing elements and check existing ones
// - Update:, now refers to values as Unknown1,Uknown2... It's just unknown to me, can't remember what these values represent!
out.println("\t\t"+Parser.StartingTag("ValidichroBody"));
for(String line :spectral_table){
out.println("\t\t\t"+Parser.Tag("SpectralEntry",line));
}
out.println("\t\t"+Parser.EndingTag("ValidichroBody"));
}
public void ParseSpectralEntry(String line){
//@ToDo, take all values (there are 7)
// Update - now takes all values, but calls them Unknown1,2,3,4 I need to find out what these values represent!
//Not production safe!
String table_ent=Parser.getTableRow(line,new String[]{"WaveLength","Smooth","Unsmooth","Unknown1","Unknown2","Uknown3","Unknown4"});
spectral_table.add(table_ent);
}
