Examples of ptolemy.data.UnsignedByteToken.byteValue()

ptolemy.data.UnsignedByteToken.byteValue()
Return the value in this token as a byte, modulo 256. The UnsignedByteToken being converted represents a value in the range 0 through 255. However, the Java byte it is being converted to represents a value in the range -128 through 127. Thus, this method has the effect subtracting 256 from the value if the value is greater than 127. @return The byte value contained in this token, modulo 256.

            byte[] dataBytes = new byte[dataArrayToken.length()];


            for (int j = 0; j < dataArrayToken.length(); j++) {
                UnsignedByteToken token = (UnsignedByteToken) dataArrayToken
                        .getElement(j);
                dataBytes[j] = token.byteValue();
            }


            DatagramPacket packet = new DatagramPacket(dataBytes,
                    dataBytes.length, _address, _remoteSocketNumber);

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                    }


                    for (int j = 0; j < inputLength; j++) {
                        UnsignedByteToken dataToken = (UnsignedByteToken) dataArrayToken
                                .getElement(j);
                        out.write(dataToken.byteValue());
                    }


                    out.flush();
                }

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        byte[] dataBytes = new byte[dataArrayToken.length()];


        for (int j = 0; j < dataArrayToken.length(); j++) {
            UnsignedByteToken dataToken = (UnsignedByteToken) dataArrayToken
                    .getElement(j);
            dataBytes[j] = dataToken.byteValue();
        }


        // Convert using the default character encoding.
        String outputString = new String(dataBytes);
        output.send(0, new StringToken(outputString));

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