PortData

Kind: Class

Source: Pams/Web/Pams.Web/Client/app/models/shared/files-port.model.ts (line 2)

Part of: Pams

PortData represents file-port data in the shared client model layer. Its clone() method creates a separate PortData instance for workflows that need to copy file-port state without directly reusing the original object.

Methods

Properties

Diagram

mermaid
graph LR
  Source[PortData instance] --> Clone[clone()]
  Clone --> Copy[Copied PortData instance]
  Source --> FilePortModel[files-port.model.ts]

Usage

ts
import { PortData } from './models/shared/files-port.model';

// Obtain a PortData instance from the file-port workflow.
declare const sourcePortData: PortData;

// Create a copy before passing data to another operation.
const copiedPortData = sourcePortData.clone();

// Keep the original available for the current workflow.
processPortData(copiedPortData);

function processPortData(portData: PortData): void {
  // Handle the copied file-port data.
}

AI Coding Instructions

• Use clone() when a workflow needs a copied PortData instance rather than sharing the existing instance.
• Keep PortData handling within the shared file-port model flow defined by files-port.model.ts.
• Check the clone() implementation before relying on whether nested values are copied or retained by reference.
• Preserve the PortData type when passing copied data between client components and services.

Relationships

• IMPORTS → File

Used by

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Imported by (1)

• FilesPortService — Pams/Web/Pams.Web/Client/app/services/shared/files-port-service.service.ts:1