Package com.esri.arcgisruntime.data
Class Contingency
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- com.esri.arcgisruntime.data.Contingency
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public class Contingency extends java.lang.Object
An object that defines a contingency.- Since:
- 100.13.0
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description int
getContingencyId()
Gets the contingency's unique id.FeatureSubtype
getSubtype()
Gets the subtype to which this contingency is applied.java.util.Map<java.lang.String,ContingentValue>
getValues()
Gets the contingency's values.boolean
isRetired()
Gets a boolean indicating if the contingency is retired or not.
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Method Detail
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getContingencyId
public int getContingencyId()
Gets the contingency's unique id.- Returns:
- the contingency's unique id
- Since:
- 100.13.0
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isRetired
public boolean isRetired()
Gets a boolean indicating if the contingency is retired or not.When a contingency is retired, it means that its presence in existing data is acceptable, but that it should not be presented as an option when editing. It is typically used to express that a value is no longer valid, such as using asbestos as a building material.
- Returns:
- a boolean indicating if the contingency is retired or not
- Since:
- 100.13.0
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getSubtype
public FeatureSubtype getSubtype()
Gets the subtype to which this contingency is applied.- Returns:
- the subtype to which this contingency is applied, or null if none
- Since:
- 100.13.0
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getValues
public java.util.Map<java.lang.String,ContingentValue> getValues()
Gets the contingency's values.Returns a unmodifiable map of field names to the value defined for that field in this contingency.
- Returns:
- the contingency's values
- Since:
- 100.13.0
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