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38  package ffx.algorithms.thermodynamics;
39  
40  import ffx.algorithms.thermodynamics.OrthogonalSpaceTempering.Histogram;
41  import java.io.PrintWriter;
42  import java.io.Writer;
43  
44  /**
45   * Write out the current value of Lambda, its velocity and the number of counts.
46   *
47   * @author Michael J. Schnieders
48   * @since 1.0
49   */
50  class LambdaWriter extends PrintWriter {
51  
52    /** Private reference to the OST instance. */
53    private final OrthogonalSpaceTempering orthogonalSpaceTempering;
54  
55    /**
56     * Constructor.
57     *
58     * @param orthogonalSpaceTempering The parent OrthogonalSpaceTempering instance.
59     * @param writer The Writer to use.
60     */
61    LambdaWriter(OrthogonalSpaceTempering orthogonalSpaceTempering, Writer writer) {
62      super(writer);
63      this.orthogonalSpaceTempering = orthogonalSpaceTempering;
64    }
65  
66    /** Write the Lambda restart file. */
67    void writeLambdaFile() {
68      Histogram histogram = orthogonalSpaceTempering.getHistogram();
69      printf("Lambda          %15.8f\n", orthogonalSpaceTempering.lambda);
70      printf("Lambda-Velocity %15.8e\n", histogram.halfThetaVelocity);
71      printf("Steps-Taken     %15d\n", orthogonalSpaceTempering.energyCount);
72      printf("Histogram       %15d\n", orthogonalSpaceTempering.getHistogram().getHistogramIndex());
73    }
74  }