Simple Module CircleMobility

Package: org.mixim.modules.mobility
File: modules/mobility/CircleMobility.ned

Moves the node around a circle.

NOTE: Does not yet support 3-dimensional movement.

Author: Andras Varga

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Extends:

BaseMobility (simple module)

Module which is responsible for mobility related information like position and movement BaseMobility itself defines a static mobility pattern (means only a position, no movement). Mobility modules which extend from this module will define more complex movement patterns.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Default value	Description
notAffectedByHostState	bool	true
coreDebug	bool		debug switch for the core framework
x	double		x coordinate of the nodes' position (-1 = random)
y	double		y coordinate of the nodes' position (-1 = random)
z	double		z coordinate of the nodes' position (-1 = random)
debug	bool		debug switch
cx	double		x coord of the center of the circle
cy	double		y coord of the center of the circle
r	double		radius of the circle
speed	double		speed of the host (in m/s)
startAngle	double		starting angle (degreees)
updateInterval	double		time interval to update the hosts position (seconds)

Properties:

Name	Value	Description
display	i=block/cogwheel
class	CircleMobility

Source code:

//
// Moves the node around a circle.
//
// NOTE: Does not yet support 3-dimensional movement.
// @see ConnectionManager
// @author Andras Varga
//
simple CircleMobility extends BaseMobility
{
    parameters:
        @class(CircleMobility);
        bool debug; // debug switch
        double cx; // x coord of the center of the circle
        double cy; // y coord of the center of the circle
        double r; // radius of the circle
        double speed @unit(mps); // speed of the host (in m/s)
        double startAngle @unit(deg); // starting angle (degreees)
        double updateInterval @unit(s); // time interval to update the hosts position (seconds)
}