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1 K Chng thut lp trnh Phn III: Lp trnh hng i tng Chng 5: Lp v i tng 0101010101010101100001 0101010101010101100001 StateController 0101010100101010100101 0101010100101010100101 1010011000110010010010 1010011000110010010010 start() 1100101100100010000010 1100101100100010000010 stop() 0101010101010101100001 0101010101010101100001 0101010100101010100101 0101010100101010100101 1010011000110010010010+ B*u; 1010011000110010010010 y = A*x 1100101100100010000010+ d*u; 1100101100100010000010 x = C*x LQGController 0101010101010101100001 0101010101010101100001 0101010100101010100101 0101010100101010100101 start() 1010011000110010010010 stop() 1010011000110010010010 1100101100100010000010 1100101100100010000010 9/15/2006 2004, HONG MINH SN Ni dung chng 5 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 Khi nim T cu trc sang lp Bin thnh vin Hm thnh vin Kim sot truy nhp 2004, HONG MINH SN Chng 5: Lp v i tng 2005 - HMS 2 5.1 Khi nim i tng l g? Thc th phn mm M hnh/i din ca mt i tng vt l: -- -- -- -- Tank, Heater, Furnace Motor, Pump, Valve Sensor, Thermometer, Flowmeter Control Loop, Control System Hoc mt i tng logic ("conceptual object): 2004, HONG MINH SN -- Trend, Report, Button, Window -- Matrix, Vector, Polynomial Chng 5: Lp v i tng 2005 - HMS 3 Mt i tng c... Hnh vi Cc thuc tnh (attributes) Trng thi (state) D liu Quan h Hnh vi (behavior) Cc php ton c tnh phn ng 2004, HONG MINH SN sa, cn, chy chy khi gp nguy him Trng thi t th sc khe Thuc tnh Cn cc Cn cc (identity) Ng ngha/trch nhim (semantic/responsibilities) Tn: Rex ID: 007 mu lng: vng ging: Berge Ng ngha Ch gi nh 2005 - HMS 4 Chng 5: Lp v i tng Lp l g? Mt lp l thc thi ca cc i tng c chung -- -- -- -- Ng ngha Thuc tnh Quan h Hnh vi Lp = ng gi [Cu trc d liu + hm thao tc] -- Lp cc vector, lp cc ma trn (d liu phn t + cc php truy nhp v php ton c bn) -- Lp cc hnh ch nht (cc d liu ta + php v, xa,...) -- Lp cc m hnh hm truyn (cc h s a thc t/mu, cc php ton xc nh tnh n nh, xc nh cc im cc,...) 2004, HONG MINH SN Cc d liu ca mt lp => bin thnh vin Cc hm ca mt lp => hm thnh vin Cc bin ca mt lp => mt i tng, mt th nghim Chng 5: Lp v i tng 2005 - HMS 5 Lp trnh hng i tng (object-oriented programming, OOP) Tru tng ha (abstraction): gip n gin ha vn , d s dng li ng gi d liu/che du thng tin (data encapsulation/ information hiding): nng cao gi tr s dng li v tin cy ca phn mm Dn xut/tha k (subtyping/inheritance): gip d s dng li m phn mm v thit k a hnh/a x (polymorphism): gip phn nh trung thc th gii thc v nng cao tnh linh hot ca phn mm 2004, HONG MINH SN Phng php lun hng i tng cho php t duy mc tru tng cao nhng gn vi th gii thc! 2005 - HMS 6 Chng 5: Lp v i tng 5.2 T cu trc sang lp struct Time { int hour; // gio int min; // phut int sec; // giay }; void addHour(Time& t, int h) { t.hour += h; } void addMin(Time& t, int m) { t.min += m; if (t.min > 59) { t.hour += t.min/60; t.min %= 60; } else if (t.min < 0) { t.hour += (t.min/60 - 1); t.min = (t.min % 60) + 60; } } void addSec(Time& t, int s) { t.sec += s; if (t.sec > 59) { addMin(t, t.sec/60); t.sec %= 60; } else if (t.sec < 0) { addMin(t, t.sec/60 - 1); t.sec = (t.sec % 60) + 60; } } void main() { Time t = {1, 0, 0}; addMin(t,60); addMin(t,-5); addSec(t,25); ... } 2005 - HMS 7 2004, HONG MINH SN Chng 5: Lp v i tng Mt s vn ca cu trc Truy nhp d liu trc tip, khng c kim sot c th dn n khng an ton Time t1 = {1, 61, -3}; Time t2; int h = t2.hour; int m = 50; t2.min = m + 15; // ??! // Uncertain values // ??! // ??! Khng phn bit gia "chi tit bn trong" v "giao din bn ngoi", mt thay i nh chi tit bn trong cng bt ngi s dng phi thay i m s dng theo! V d: cu trc Time c sa li tn bin thnh vin: 2004, HONG MINH SN struct Time { int h, m, s; }; on m c s khng bin dch c: Time t; t.hour = 5; 2005 - HMS 8 Chng 5: Lp v i tng ng gi hay "lp ha" class Time { int hour; // gio int min; // phut int sec; // giay public: Time() {hour=min=sec=0;} Bin thnh vin (member variable) Hm to (constructor) void setTime(int h, int m, int s) { hour = h; min = sec = 0; addSec(s); addMin(m); } 2004, HONG MINH SN int getHour() { return hour; } int getMin() { return min; } int getSec() { return sec; } void addHour(int h) { hour += h; } ... Hm thnh vin (member functions) Chng 5: Lp v i tng 2005 - HMS 9 void addMin(int m) { min += m; if (min > 59) { hour += min/60; min %= 60; } else if (min < 0) { hour += (min/60 - 1); min = (min % 60) + 60; } } void addSec(int s) { sec += s; if (sec > 59) { addMin(sec/60); sec %= 60; else } if (sec < 0) { addMin(sec/60 - 1); sec = (sec % 60) + 60; } } }; Chng 5: Lp v i tng 2005 - HMS 10 2004, HONG MINH SN void main() { Time t; t.addHour(1); t.addMin(60); t.addMin(-5); t.addSec(25); t.hour = 1; // error t.min = 65; // error t.sec = -3; // error t.setTime(1, 65, -3); int h = t.getHour(); int m = t.getMin(); int s = t.getSec(); } 5.3 Bin thnh vin Khai bo bin thnh vin ca mt lp tng t nh cu trc class Time { int hour, min, sec; ... }; Mc nh, cc bin thnh vin ca mt lp khng truy nhp c t bn ngoi (bin ring), ng nhin cng khng khi to c theo cch c in: Time t = {1, 0, 0}; t.hour = 2; 2004, HONG MINH SN // error! // error! C th lm cho mt bin thnh vin truy nhp c t bn ngoi (bin cng cng), tuy nhin t khi c l do cn lm nh th: class Point { public: int x,y; }; 2005 - HMS 11 Chng 5: Lp v i tng Kim sot vic truy nhp cc bin ring thng qua cc hm thnh vin Cch duy nht khi to gi tr cho cc bin thnh vin l s dng hm to: class Time { ... public: Time() {hour=min=sec=0;} }; Time t; // t.hour = t.min = t.sec = 0; Mt s bin thnh vin c vai tr lu tr trng thi bn trong ca i tng, khng nn cho truy nhp t bn ngoi (ngay c gin tip qua cc hm) 2004, HONG MINH SN class PID { double Kp, Ti, Td; double I; ... }; // controller parameters // internal state Chng 5: Lp v i tng 2005 - HMS 12 5.4 Hm thnh vin nh ngha cu trc & hm struct Time { int hour, min, sec }; void addHour(Time& t, int h) { t.hour += h; } ... nh ngha lp class Time { int hour,min,sec; public: void addHour(int h) { hour += h; } ... }; Gi hm vi bin cu trc 2004, HONG MINH SN Gi hm thnh vin ca T Time t; ... t.addHour(5); Time t; ... addHour(t,5); y c s khc nhau v cch vit, nhng cha c s khc nhau c bn 2005 - HMS 13 Chng 5: Lp v i tng Khai bo v nh ngha hm thnh vin Thng thng, lp cng cc hm thnh vin c khai bo trong tp tin u (*.h). V d trong tp c tn "mytime.h": class Time { int hour,min,sec; public: void addHour(int h); void addMin(int m); void addSec(int s); ... }; Cc hm thng c nh ngha trong tp tin ngun (*.cpp): 2004, HONG MINH SN #include "mytime.h" ... void Time::addHour(int h) { hour += h; } 2005 - HMS 14 Chng 5: Lp v i tng C th nh ngha mt hm thnh vin trong tp tin u di dng mt hm inline (ch nn p dng vi hm n gin), v d: inline void Time::addHour(int h) { hour += h;} Mt hm thnh vin cng c th c nh ngha trong phn khai bo lp => mc nh tr thnh hm inline, v d class Time { int hour,min,sec; public: void addHour(int h) { hour += h; } }; Khi nh ngha hm thnh vin, c th s dng cc bin thnh vin v gi hm thnh vin khc m khng cn (thm ch khng th c) a tn bin i tng, v d: 2004, HONG MINH SN void Time::addSec(int s) { ... addMin(sec/60); ... } 2005 - HMS 15 Chng 5: Lp v i tng Bn cht ca hm thnh vin? class Time { int hour,min,sec; public: Time() { hour=min=sec=0; } void addHour(int h) { this->hour += h;// con tr this chnh l a ch ca } // i tng gi hm thnh vin ... }; void main() { Time t1,t2; t1.addHour(5); t2 = t1; t2.addHour(5); ... } 2004, HONG MINH SN // // // // T ng gi hm to Time() cho t1 v t2 C th hiu nh l addHour(&t1,5); OK C th hiu nh l addHour(&t2,5); Chng 5: Lp v i tng 2005 - HMS 16 5.5 Kim sot truy nhp public: Cc thnh vin cng cng, c th s dng c t bn ngoi private: Cc thnh vin ring, khng th truy nhp c t bn ngoi, ngay c trong lp dn xut (s cp sau) class Time { private: int hour,min,sec; ... }; Mc nh, khi khai bo class th cc thnh vin l private. 2004, HONG MINH SN protected: Cc thnh vin c bo v, khng th truy nhp c t bn ngoi, nhng truy nhp c cc lp dn xut (s cp sau) Chng 5: Lp v i tng 2005 - HMS 17 5.6 Con tr i tng #include "mytime.h" void main() { Time t; // t.addHour(5); Time *pt = &t; // pt->addSec(70); pt = new Time; // pt->addMin(25); ... delete pt; pt = new Time[5]; // for (int i=0; i < 5; pt[i].addSec(10); ... delete [] pt; } call constructor Time() pt is identical to this pointer call constructor Time() call constructor 5 times ++ i) 2004, HONG MINH SN Chng 5: Lp v i tng 2005 - HMS 18 Bi tp v nh Da trn cu trc Vector v cc hm lin quan thc hin trong chng 4, hy xy dng lp i tng Vector vi cc hm thnh vin cn thit. Khai bo mt lp thc hin lu tr thng tin ca mt lp sinh vin gm nhng thnh phn thuc tnh nh sau: -- S hiu sinh vin : Kiu s nguyn -- H v tn: Chui k t -- Nm sinh: Kiu s nguyn Khai bo v nh ngha m rng lp qun l sinh vin bng cc hm thnh vin thc hin cc chc nng nh sau: 2004, HONG MINH SN -- -- -- -- Nhp h tn sinh vin Nhp s hiu sinh vin Nhp nm sinh Tm v hin th thng tin sinh vin khi bit m s 2005 - HMS 19 Chng 5: Lp v i tng
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