import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonIgnore;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonProperty;

import mecsyco.core.type.SimulData;




public class DataTypeTemplate implements SimulData{
	//Version for avoid warning from Serializable
	/**
	 * 
	 */
	private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

	/*
	 * Implementation
	 * variables contain in your new SimulData type 
	 * "Type_x" can be anything, double, int, string long, array, matrix, whatever you want and as many you need
	 */
	private Type_1 Var1;
	private Type_2 Var2;
	private Type_3 Var3;


	/*
	 * constructor
	 */
	public DataTypeTemplate (Type_1 aVar1,  Type_2 aVar2, Type_3 aVar3){
		Var1=aVar1;
		Var2=aVar2;
		Var3= aVar3;
	}

	/*
	 * For Jackson, in order that this type can be use in DDS (see User Guide: MECSYCO-com-dds)
	 */
	//empty constructor
	public DataTypeTemplate (){}

	//getter and setter
	//Since Jackson 1.9, setter and empty constructor are not mandatory
	public final Type_1 getVar1(){
		return Var1;
	}
	public final void setVar1(Type_1 aVar1){
		Var1=aVar1;
	}

	public final Type_2 getVar2(){
		return Var2;
	}
	public final void setVar2(Type_2 aVar2){
		Var2=aVar2;
	}


	//If you don't want that a variable is send by Jackson in DDS, you can ignore it
	//by using @JsonIgnore before a getter or a setter (or you don't use getter and setter for this variable)
	@JsonIgnore
	public final Type_3 getVar3(){
		return Var3;
	}
	public final void setVar3(Type_3 aVar3){
		Var3=aVar3;
	}
	
	/*
	 * Jackson, 2nd method to use it
	 * Instead of using empty constructor, you can use @JsonProperty("variable_name") in the normal constructor
	 * You still need at least getter (and setter for Jackson under 1.9)
	 */
	public DataTypeTemplate (@JsonProperty("Var1") Type1 aVar1, @JsonProperty("Var2") Type2 aVar2, @JsonProperty("Var2") Type3 aVar3){
		Var1=aVar1;
		Var2=aVar2;
		Var3= aVar3;
	}
	
	/*
	 * Optional methods
	 * any methods you think can be helpful (debugging, status, functional etc...)
	 */
	
	
}