public class SystemTime extends Time2
Time2
time with millisecond resolution and the
origin at 1970-01-01. It corresponds to the time used internally by
Date
. For times before 1970-01-01,
TimeIndex.asOffset()
will return negative values. The domain label is
systemtime.Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static TimeDomain |
DOMAIN
A constant holding the domain.
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static String |
LABEL
A constant holding the domain label.
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Constructor and Description |
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SystemTime()
Constructs the current time in the
systemtimedomain. |
SystemTime(long millis)
Construct a
systemtimefrom a Java fast time. |
SystemTime(long year,
int month,
int day,
int hour,
int min,
int sec,
int msec)
Construct a
systemtimetime from the given time components. |
SystemTime(String date)
Construct a
systemtimetime from a string. |
SystemTime(TimeIndex time)
Construct a
systemtimetime from another time object. |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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long |
asFastJavaTime()
Get the fast Java time corresponding to this
systemtime. |
public static final String LABEL
public static final TimeDomain DOMAIN
public SystemTime(TimeIndex time) throws T2Exception
systemtimetime from another time object.
time
- a non-null time in the domain systemtime
T2Exception
public SystemTime() throws T2Exception
systemtimedomain.
T2Exception
public SystemTime(long millis)
systemtimefrom a Java fast time. A Java fast time is returned for example by
System.currentTimeMillis()To get a Java fast time from a
systemtimedo
SystemTime t; ... long javaTime = t - SystemTime.DOMAIN.getOrigin();
millis
- a number of milliseconds since the epochpublic SystemTime(String date) throws T2Exception
systemtimetime from a string.
date
- a non-null stringT2Exception
public SystemTime(long year, int month, int day, int hour, int min, int sec, int msec) throws T2Exception
systemtimetime from the given time components.
year
- a non-negative numbermonth
- a number in [1-12]day
- a number between 1 and the last day of the monthhour
- a number in [0-23]min
- a number in [0-59]sec
- a number in [0-59]msec
- a msec in [0-999]T2Exception
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