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#include <LTE/timing/partitioning/Scheme.hpp>

using namespace lte::timing::partitioning;

Scheme::Scheme(const wns::pyconfig::View& config) :
    partList()
{
    for (int ii=0; ii< config.len("partitions"); ++ii)
    {
        partList.push_back(Partition(config.get("partitions",ii)));
    }
}

Scheme::~Scheme()
{}

bool
Scheme::hasPartition(uint32_t frameIndex) const
{
    return (frameIndex < partList.size());
}

Partition
Scheme::getPartition(uint32_t frameIndex) const
{
    return partList.at(frameIndex);
}


std::string
Scheme::doToString() const
{
    std::stringstream str;
    str << "List of partitions:\n";
    for (PartList::const_iterator iter = this->partList.begin();
         iter != this->partList.end();
         ++iter)
        str << "#####\n" << (*iter);
    return str.str();
}

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