## org.das2.datum.OrbitDatumRange

DatumRange implementation that identifies times by orbit number. Note orbit numbers are strings, see Cassini for why. next will return the same one at the end of the sequence. `dr= new OrbitDatumRange( "crres", "6" ) dr.toString() → "orbit:crres:6" dr= dr.next() dr.toString() → "orbit:crres:7"` Also, orbit:http://das2.org/wiki/index.php/Orbits/crres:6 is supported for development work and personal lists.

## OrbitDatumRange( String sc, String orbit )

## OrbitDatumRange( String sc, String orbit, Units unitPref )

## compareTo

compareTo( Object o ) → int

### Parameters

o - an Object

### Returns:

int
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## convertTo

convertTo( Units u ) → DatumRange

### Parameters

u - an Units

### Returns:

org.das2.datum.DatumRange
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## equals

equals( Object o ) → boolean

### Parameters

o - an Object

### Returns:

boolean
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## getOrbit

getOrbit( ) → String

return the string identifying this orbit, assuming the context is provided elsewhere. For example, supposing this toString() is "orbit:rbspa-pp:43" then this would return just "43"

### Returns:

the string providing the orbit.
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## hashCode

hashCode( ) → int

### Returns:

int
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## next

next( ) → DatumRange

### Returns:

org.das2.datum.DatumRange
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## previous

previous( ) → DatumRange

### Returns:

org.das2.datum.DatumRange
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## toString

toString( ) → String

### Returns:

java.lang.String
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