public class DefaultTimeSupportManager extends Object implements TimeSupportManager
TimeSupportManager implementation.| Constructor and Description |
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DefaultTimeSupportManager() |
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void |
addRelativeInstantPattern(String relativeInstantPattern)
Add a time pattern that is used to parse a relative instant
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AbsoluteInstant |
createAbsoluteInstant()
Creates an
AbsoluteInstant without any value. |
AbsoluteInstant |
createAbsoluteInstant(Chronology chronology)
Creates an
AbsoluteInstant without any value and
using a chronology. |
AbsoluteInstant |
createAbsoluteInstant(int[] types,
int[] values)
Creates an
AbsoluteInstant with a set of types and an array of
values. |
AbsoluteInstant |
createAbsoluteInstant(int[] types,
int[] values,
Chronology chronology)
Creates an
AbsoluteInstant with a set of types and an array of
values. |
AbsoluteInstant |
createAbsoluteInstant(int type,
int value)
Creates an
AbsoluteInstant with a type and a value. |
AbsoluteInstant |
createAbsoluteInstant(int type,
int value,
Chronology chronology)
Creates an
AbsoluteInstant with a type and a value and
using a chronology. |
AbsoluteInterval |
createAbsoluteInterval(AbsoluteInstant startPartial,
AbsoluteInstant endPartial)
Creates an
AbsoluteInterval from a start and an end
instants. |
AbsoluteInterval |
createAbsoluteInterval(AbsoluteInstant startInstant,
AbsoluteInstant endInstant,
Chronology chronology)
Creates an
AbsoluteInterval from a start and an end
instants and a chronology. |
AbsoluteInterval |
createAbsoluteInterval(AbsoluteInstant startPartial,
int years,
int months,
int weeks,
int days,
int hours,
int minutes,
int seconds,
int millis)
Creates an
AbsoluteInterval from a start instant and an increment
of the time fields. |
AbsoluteInterval |
createAbsoluteInterval(AbsoluteInstant startPartial,
int years,
int months,
int weeks,
int days,
int hours,
int minutes,
int seconds,
int millis,
Chronology chronology)
Creates an
AbsoluteInterval from a start instant and an increment
of the time fields and a chronology. |
AbsoluteInterval |
createAbsoluteInterval(int years,
int months,
int weeks,
int days,
int hours,
int minutes,
int seconds,
int millis)
Creates an
AbsoluteInterval from individual
fields. |
AbsoluteInterval |
createAbsoluteInterval(int years,
int months,
int weeks,
int days,
int hours,
int minutes,
int seconds,
int millis,
Chronology chronology)
Creates an
AbsoluteInterval from individual
fields and a chronology. |
AbsoluteInterval |
createAbsoluteInterval(RelativeInstant startPartial,
RelativeInstant endPartial) |
RelativeInstant |
createRelativeInstant(Chronology chronology)
Creates a
RelativeInstant using the current system time
and using a chronology. |
RelativeInstant |
createRelativeInstant(Date date)
Creates a
RelativeInstant using a Date. |
RelativeInstant |
createRelativeInstant(Date date,
Chronology chronology)
Creates a
RelativeInstant using a Date
and using a chronology. |
RelativeInstant |
createRelativeInstant(int year,
int monthOfYear,
int dayOfMonth,
int hourOfDay,
int minuteOfHour,
int secondOfMinute,
int millisOfSecond)
Creates a
RelativeInstant using the datetime field values. |
RelativeInstant |
createRelativeInstant(int year,
int monthOfYear,
int dayOfMonth,
int hourOfDay,
int minuteOfHour,
int secondOfMinute,
int millisOfSecond,
Chronology chronology)
Creates a
RelativeInstant using the datetime field values
and using a chronology. |
RelativeInstant |
createRelativeInstant(int year,
int monthOfYear,
int dayOfMonth,
int hourOfDay,
int minuteOfHour,
int secondOfMinute,
int millisOfSecond,
int chronology)
Creates a
RelativeInstant using the datetime field values
and using a chronology code. |
RelativeInstant |
createRelativeInstant(long instant)
Creates a
RelativeInstant using the number of milliseconds from
1970-01-01T00:00Z. |
RelativeInstant |
createRelativeInstant(long instant,
Chronology chronology)
Creates a
RelativeInstant using the number of milliseconds from
1970-01-01T00:00Z and using a chronology. |
RelativeInterval |
createRelativeInterval(long startInstant,
long endInstant)
Creates a
RelativeInterval from a start and an end
instants. |
RelativeInterval |
createRelativeInterval(long startInstant,
long endInstant,
Chronology chronology)
Creates a
RelativeInterval from a start and an end
instants, and using a chonology. |
RelativeInterval |
createRelativeInterval(RelativeInstant startDateTime,
RelativeInstant endDateTime)
Creates a
RelativeInterval from a start and an end
instants. |
RelativeInterval |
createRelativeInterval(RelativeInstant startDateTime,
RelativeInstant endDateTime,
Chronology chronology) |
TimeAnimation |
createTimeAnimation()
Creates a time animation object.
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AbsoluteInstantType |
getAbsoluteInstantType(int type)
Gets an
AbsoluteInstantType by code. |
AbsoluteIntervalType |
getAbsoluteIntervalType(int type)
Gets an
AbsoluteIntervalType by code. |
Chronology |
getChronology(int chronology)
Gets an
Chronology by code. |
RelativeInstant |
parseRelativeInstant(String relativeInstantString)
Creates a relative instant from a string.
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void |
registerAbsoluteInstantType(AbsoluteInstantType absoluteInstantType)
Registers a new
AbsoluteInstantType that can be used in the
creation of an AbsoluteInstant. |
void |
registerAbsoluteIntervalType(AbsoluteIntervalType absoluteIntervalType)
Registers a new
AbsoluteIntervalType that can be used in the
creation of an AbsoluteInterval. |
void |
registerChronology(Chronology chronology)
Registers a new
Chronology that can be used in the
creation of any temporal object. |
void |
setDefaultChronology(int chronology)
Sets the default chronology.
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public void registerAbsoluteInstantType(AbsoluteInstantType absoluteInstantType)
TimeSupportManagerAbsoluteInstantType that can be used in the
creation of an AbsoluteInstant.registerAbsoluteInstantType in interface TimeSupportManagerabsoluteInstantType - the AbsoluteInstantType to registerpublic AbsoluteInstantType getAbsoluteInstantType(int type) throws AbsoluteInstantTypeNotRegisteredException
TimeSupportManagerAbsoluteInstantType by code.getAbsoluteInstantType in interface TimeSupportManagertype - the code of the AbsoluteInstantType to retrieve.AbsoluteInstantType with a concrete code.AbsoluteInstantTypeNotRegisteredException - if the AbsoluteInstantType doen's exist.public void registerAbsoluteIntervalType(AbsoluteIntervalType absoluteIntervalType)
TimeSupportManagerAbsoluteIntervalType that can be used in the
creation of an AbsoluteInterval.registerAbsoluteIntervalType in interface TimeSupportManagerpublic AbsoluteIntervalType getAbsoluteIntervalType(int type) throws AbsoluteIntervalTypeNotRegisteredException
TimeSupportManagerAbsoluteIntervalType by code.getAbsoluteIntervalType in interface TimeSupportManagertype - the code of the AbsoluteIntervalType to retrieve.AbsoluteIntervalType with a concrete code.AbsoluteIntervalTypeNotRegisteredException - if the AbsoluteIntervalType doen's exist.public void registerChronology(Chronology chronology)
TimeSupportManagerChronology that can be used in the
creation of any temporal object.registerChronology in interface TimeSupportManagerchronology - the chronology to registerpublic Chronology getChronology(int chronology)
TimeSupportManagerChronology by code.getChronology in interface TimeSupportManagerChronology with a concrete code.public void setDefaultChronology(int chronology)
TimeSupportManagersetDefaultChronology in interface TimeSupportManagerchronology - the default chronology.public RelativeInstant createRelativeInstant(long instant)
TimeSupportManagerRelativeInstant using the number of milliseconds from
1970-01-01T00:00Z. It uses the chronology defined by the
TimeSupportManager.setDefaultChronology(int) method.createRelativeInstant in interface TimeSupportManagerinstant - the milliseconds from 1970-01-01T00:00:00Zpublic RelativeInstant createRelativeInstant(Date date)
TimeSupportManagerRelativeInstant using a Date.
It uses the chronology defined by the
TimeSupportManager.setDefaultChronology(int) method.createRelativeInstant in interface TimeSupportManagerdate - the java.util.Datepublic AbsoluteInstant createAbsoluteInstant()
TimeSupportManagerAbsoluteInstant without any value.
It uses the chronology defined by the
TimeSupportManager.setDefaultChronology(int) method.createAbsoluteInstant in interface TimeSupportManagerpublic RelativeInstant createRelativeInstant(long instant, Chronology chronology)
TimeSupportManagerRelativeInstant using the number of milliseconds from
1970-01-01T00:00Z and using a chronology.createRelativeInstant in interface TimeSupportManagerinstant - the milliseconds from 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z.chronology - the chronology.public RelativeInstant createRelativeInstant(Date date, Chronology chronology)
TimeSupportManagerRelativeInstant using a Date
and using a chronology.createRelativeInstant in interface TimeSupportManagerdate - the java.util.Datechronology - the chronology.public RelativeInstant createRelativeInstant(Chronology chronology)
TimeSupportManagerRelativeInstant using the current system time
and using a chronology.createRelativeInstant in interface TimeSupportManagerchronology - the chronology.public RelativeInstant createRelativeInstant(int year, int monthOfYear, int dayOfMonth, int hourOfDay, int minuteOfHour, int secondOfMinute, int millisOfSecond)
TimeSupportManagerRelativeInstant using the datetime field values.
It uses the chronology defined by the
TimeSupportManager.setDefaultChronology(int) method.createRelativeInstant in interface TimeSupportManageryear - the yearmonthOfYear - the month of the yeardayOfMonth - the day of the monthhourOfDay - the hour of the dayminuteOfHour - the minute of the hoursecondOfMinute - the second of the minutemillisOfSecond - the millisecond of the secondpublic RelativeInstant createRelativeInstant(int year, int monthOfYear, int dayOfMonth, int hourOfDay, int minuteOfHour, int secondOfMinute, int millisOfSecond, Chronology chronology)
TimeSupportManagerRelativeInstant using the datetime field values
and using a chronology.createRelativeInstant in interface TimeSupportManageryear - the yearmonthOfYear - the month of the yeardayOfMonth - the day of the monthhourOfDay - the hour of the dayminuteOfHour - the minute of the hoursecondOfMinute - the second of the minutemillisOfSecond - the millisecond of the secondchronology - the chronology.public RelativeInstant createRelativeInstant(int year, int monthOfYear, int dayOfMonth, int hourOfDay, int minuteOfHour, int secondOfMinute, int millisOfSecond, int chronology)
TimeSupportManagerRelativeInstant using the datetime field values
and using a chronology code.createRelativeInstant in interface TimeSupportManageryear - the yearmonthOfYear - the month of the yeardayOfMonth - the day of the monthhourOfDay - the hour of the dayminuteOfHour - the minute of the hoursecondOfMinute - the second of the minutemillisOfSecond - the millisecond of the secondchronology - the chronology code.public AbsoluteInstant createAbsoluteInstant(int type, int value) throws AbsoluteInstantTypeNotRegisteredException
TimeSupportManagerAbsoluteInstant with a type and a value.
It uses the chronology defined by the
TimeSupportManager.setDefaultChronology(int) method.createAbsoluteInstant in interface TimeSupportManagertype - the single type to create the instant. It has to be
one of the values specified in AbsoluteInstantType.value - the value of the field.AbsoluteInstantTypeNotRegisteredException - if there is not an AbsoluteInstantType with
this code.public AbsoluteInstant createAbsoluteInstant(int[] types, int[] values) throws AbsoluteInstantTypeNotRegisteredException
TimeSupportManagerAbsoluteInstant with a set of types and an array of
values. The length of both arrays has to be the same.
It uses the chronology defined by the
TimeSupportManager.setDefaultChronology(int) method.createAbsoluteInstant in interface TimeSupportManagertypes - the types to create the instant. All of them have to be
one of the values specified in AbsoluteInstantType.values - the values of every field.AbsoluteInstantTypeNotRegisteredException - if there is not an AbsoluteInstantType with
the codes.public AbsoluteInstant createAbsoluteInstant(int type, int value, Chronology chronology) throws AbsoluteInstantTypeNotRegisteredException
TimeSupportManagerAbsoluteInstant with a type and a value and
using a chronology.createAbsoluteInstant in interface TimeSupportManagertype - the single type to create the instant. It has to be
one of the values specified in AbsoluteInstantType.value - the value of the field.chronology - the chronology.AbsoluteInstantTypeNotRegisteredException - if there is not an AbsoluteInstantType with
this code.public AbsoluteInstant createAbsoluteInstant(int[] types, int[] values, Chronology chronology) throws AbsoluteInstantTypeNotRegisteredException
TimeSupportManagerAbsoluteInstant with a set of types and an array of
values. It uses a chronology. and the length of both arrays has to be the same.createAbsoluteInstant in interface TimeSupportManagervalues - the values of every field.chronology - the chronology.AbsoluteInstantTypeNotRegisteredException - if there is not an AbsoluteInstantType with
the codes.public AbsoluteInstant createAbsoluteInstant(Chronology chronology)
TimeSupportManagerAbsoluteInstant without any value and
using a chronology.createAbsoluteInstant in interface TimeSupportManagerchronology - the chronology.public RelativeInterval createRelativeInterval(long startInstant, long endInstant)
TimeSupportManagerRelativeInterval from a start and an end
instants. It uses the chronology defined by the
TimeSupportManager.setDefaultChronology(int) method.createRelativeInterval in interface TimeSupportManagerstartInstant - start of this interval, as milliseconds from 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z.endInstant - end of this interval, as milliseconds from 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z.public RelativeInterval createRelativeInterval(RelativeInstant startDateTime, RelativeInstant endDateTime)
TimeSupportManagerRelativeInterval from a start and an end
instants. It uses the chronology defined by the
TimeSupportManager.setDefaultChronology(int) method.createRelativeInterval in interface TimeSupportManagerpublic RelativeInterval createRelativeInterval(long startInstant, long endInstant, Chronology chronology)
TimeSupportManagerRelativeInterval from a start and an end
instants, and using a chonology.createRelativeInterval in interface TimeSupportManagerstartInstant - start of this interval, as milliseconds from 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z.endInstant - end of this interval, as milliseconds from 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z.chronology - the chronology.public RelativeInterval createRelativeInterval(RelativeInstant startDateTime, RelativeInstant endDateTime, Chronology chronology)
public AbsoluteInterval createAbsoluteInterval(int years, int months, int weeks, int days, int hours, int minutes, int seconds, int millis) throws AbsoluteIntervalTypeNotRegisteredException
TimeSupportManagerAbsoluteInterval from individual
fields. The start interval is the time 0.
It uses the chronology defined by the
TimeSupportManager.setDefaultChronology(int) method.createAbsoluteInterval in interface TimeSupportManageryears - the years of the end instant.months - the months of the end instant.weeks - the weeks of the end instant.days - the days of the end instant.hours - the hours of the end instant.minutes - the minutes of the end instant.seconds - the seconds of the end instant.millis - the milliseconds of the end instant.AbsoluteIntervalTypeNotRegisteredException - if there is not
the necessary AbsoluteIntervalType.public AbsoluteInterval createAbsoluteInterval(AbsoluteInstant startPartial, int years, int months, int weeks, int days, int hours, int minutes, int seconds, int millis) throws AbsoluteIntervalTypeNotRegisteredException
TimeSupportManagerAbsoluteInterval from a start instant and an increment
of the time fields. It uses the chronology defined by the
TimeSupportManager.setDefaultChronology(int) method.createAbsoluteInterval in interface TimeSupportManagerstartPartial - start of this intervalyears - the years to increment the instant.months - the months to increment the instant.weeks - the weeks to increment the instant.days - the days to increment the instant.hours - the hours to increment the instant.minutes - the minutes to increment the instant.seconds - the seconds to increment the instant.millis - the milliseconds to increment the instant.AbsoluteIntervalTypeNotRegisteredException - if there is not
the necessary AbsoluteIntervalType.public AbsoluteInterval createAbsoluteInterval(int years, int months, int weeks, int days, int hours, int minutes, int seconds, int millis, Chronology chronology) throws AbsoluteIntervalTypeNotRegisteredException
TimeSupportManagerAbsoluteInterval from individual
fields and a chronology. The start interval is the time 0.createAbsoluteInterval in interface TimeSupportManageryears - the years of the end instant.months - the months of the end instant.weeks - the weeks of the end instant.days - the days of the end instant.hours - the hours of the end instant.minutes - the minutes of the end instant.seconds - the seconds of the end instant.millis - the milliseconds of the end instant.chronology - the chronologyAbsoluteIntervalTypeNotRegisteredException - if there is not
the necessary AbsoluteIntervalType.public AbsoluteInterval createAbsoluteInterval(AbsoluteInstant startPartial, int years, int months, int weeks, int days, int hours, int minutes, int seconds, int millis, Chronology chronology) throws AbsoluteIntervalTypeNotRegisteredException
TimeSupportManagerAbsoluteInterval from a start instant and an increment
of the time fields and a chronology. The seconds instant is defined by
all the individual fields.createAbsoluteInterval in interface TimeSupportManagerstartPartial - start of this intervalyears - the years to increment the instant.months - the months to increment the instant.weeks - the weeks to increment the instant.days - the days to increment the instant.hours - the hours to increment the instant.minutes - the minutes to increment the instant.seconds - the seconds to increment the instant.millis - the milliseconds to increment the instant.chronology - the chronologyAbsoluteIntervalTypeNotRegisteredException - if there is not
the necessary AbsoluteIntervalType.public AbsoluteInterval createAbsoluteInterval(AbsoluteInstant startPartial, AbsoluteInstant endPartial)
TimeSupportManagerAbsoluteInterval from a start and an end
instants. It uses the chronology defined by the
TimeSupportManager.setDefaultChronology(int) method.createAbsoluteInterval in interface TimeSupportManagerstartPartial - start of this interval, null means nowendPartial - end of this interval, null means nowpublic AbsoluteInterval createAbsoluteInterval(RelativeInstant startPartial, RelativeInstant endPartial)
public AbsoluteInterval createAbsoluteInterval(AbsoluteInstant startInstant, AbsoluteInstant endInstant, Chronology chronology) throws AbsoluteIntervalTypeNotRegisteredException
TimeSupportManagerAbsoluteInterval from a start and an end
instants and a chronology.createAbsoluteInterval in interface TimeSupportManagerstartInstant - start of this intervalendInstant - end of this intervalchronology - the chronology.AbsoluteIntervalTypeNotRegisteredException - if there is not
the necessary AbsoluteIntervalType.public void addRelativeInstantPattern(String relativeInstantPattern)
TimeSupportManageraddRelativeInstantPattern in interface TimeSupportManagerrelativeInstantPattern - the pattern tor parse the instantpublic RelativeInstant parseRelativeInstant(String relativeInstantString)
TimeSupportManagerTimeSupportManager.addRelativeInstantPattern(String)
method.parseRelativeInstant in interface TimeSupportManagerrelativeInstantString - the relative instant like a stringnull.public TimeAnimation createTimeAnimation()
TimeSupportManagercreateTimeAnimation in interface TimeSupportManager