Description

Tiers demarcate a logical level within a network.

For example, in an electric distribution network, there may be subtransmission, medium voltage and low voltage tiers.

Since: 100.7

Inheritance diagram for AGSUtilityTier:

Instance Methods
(nullable AGSUtilityTraceConfiguration *)	- makeDefaultTraceConfiguration

Properties
NSString *	name

NSInteger	rank

AGSUtilityTierTopologyType	topologyType

AGSUtilityTraceConfiguration *	traceConfiguration

Method Documentation

◆ makeDefaultTraceConfiguration

- (nullable AGSUtilityTraceConfiguration *) makeDefaultTraceConfiguration

Creates an instance of AGSUtilityTraceConfiguration for this AGSUtilityTier, if one is defined.

Returns: A new AGSUtilityTraceConfiguration object or nil if none is defined.

Since: 100.12

Property Documentation

◆ name

- (NSString*) name

readnonatomiccopy

The name of the AGSUtilityTier object.

Since: 100.7

◆ rank

- (NSInteger) rank

readnonatomicassign

The numeric rank of the tier. It is possible for several tiers to have the same numeric rank. For example, in an electric distribution network, radial medium voltage and radial multifeed medium voltage tiers would have the same rank. When doing a trace between a source tier and a target tier, the source and target tiers define a upper and lower tier value range for a trace. The trace will stop if it encounters a tier whose rank is outside the range specified by the source and target tiers.