## org.autoplot.inline.InlineTimeSeriesBrowse

This was DefaultTimeSeriesBrowse until it became clear that it didn't properly parse and reformat the URIs like vap+inline:ds1=getDataSet('http://emfisis.physics.uiowa.edu/Flight/RBSP-A/L3/$Y/$m/$d/rbsp-a_magnetometer_4sec-sm_emfisis-L3_$Y$m$d_v$(v,sep).cdf?Mag&slice1=1&timerange=2014-02-23')&ds2=getDataSet('http://emfisis.physics.uiowa.edu/Flight/RBSP-A/L3/$Y/$m/$d/rbsp-a_magnetometer_4sec-sm_emfisis-L3_$Y$m$d_v$(v,sep).cdf?Mag&slice1=0&timerange=2014-02-23')&ds2&timerange=2014-02-23 These should have been escaped, but it's probably too late.

## uri

blurURI( ) → String [view source]

## create

create( String uri, String timerange ) → org.autoplot.datasource.capability.TimeSeriesBrowse

create the TimeSeriesBrowse with the initial URI which may contain the parameter "timerange." The timerange may also be specified using the second parameter.

### Parameters

uri - the URI
timerange - if non-null, then reset with this timerange.

### Returns:

TimeSeriesBrowse implementation.

### See Also:

org.das2.datum.DatumRangeUtil#parseTimeRange(java.lang.String)
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getTimeRange( ) → DatumRange [view source]
getTimeResolution( ) → Datum [view source]
getURI( ) → String [view source]
reject( java.util.Map map, java.util.List problems ) → boolean [view source]
setTimeRange( DatumRange dr ) → void [view source]
setTimeResolution( Datum d ) → void [view source]
setURI( String suri ) → void [view source]