Examples of Second

GMACModal.Second
Second

@author Generated from Forte @since 19-Nov-2008
com.projectplace.gwt.reltime.client.units.Second
org.boris.expr.function.excel.SECOND
org.jboss.as.ejb3.timerservice.schedule.attribute.Second
Represents the value of a second constructed out of a {@link javax.ejb.ScheduleExpression#getSecond()}

A {@link Second} can hold only {@link Integer} as its value. The only exception to this being the wildcard (*)value. The various ways in which a {@link Second} value can be represented are:
- Wildcard. For example, second = "*"
- Range. For example, second = "0-34"
- List. For example, second = "15, 20, 59"
- Single value. For example, second = "12"
- Increment. For example, second = "* / 5"
@author Jaikiran Pai @version $Revision: $
org.jboss.ejb3.timer.schedule.attribute.Second
Represents the value of a second constructed out of a {@link ScheduleExpression#getSecond()}
A {@link Second} can hold only {@link Integer} as its value. The only exception to this being the wildcard (*)value. The various ways in which a {@link Second} value can be represented are:
- Wildcard. For example, second = "*"
- Range. For example, second = "0-34"
- List. For example, second = "15, 20, 59"
- Single value. For example, second = "12"
- Increment. For example, second = "* / 5"
@author Jaikiran Pai @version $Revision: $
org.jfree.data.time.Second
Represents a second in a particular day. This class is immutable, which is a requirement for all {@link RegularTimePeriod} subclasses.
org.ocpsoft.pretty.time.units.Second
org.ocpsoft.prettytime.units.Second

Examples of GMACModal.Second

                    public boolean handleEvent(EventHandle qq_currentEvent) {
                        boolean qq_HandlerResult = true;
                        try {
                            CursorMgr.startEvent();
                            // ================ Begin Forte Event Handler Translation ================
                            new Second.AsyncRunner().display(new Second());
                        // ================= End Forte Event Handler Translation =================
                        }
                        finally {
                            CursorMgr.endEvent();
                        }

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Examples of com.projectplace.gwt.reltime.client.units.Second


    private void initTimeUnits() {
        timeUnits = new ArrayList<TimeUnit>();
        timeUnits.add(new JustNow());
        timeUnits.add(new Millisecond());
        timeUnits.add(new Second());
        timeUnits.add(new Minute());
        timeUnits.add(new Hour());
        timeUnits.add(new Day());
        timeUnits.add(new Week());
        timeUnits.add(new Month());

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Examples of org.boris.expr.function.excel.SECOND

        assertEquals("testing " + date, eval(new MONTH(), date), (double) month);
        assertEquals("testing " + date, eval(new YEAR(), date), (double) year);
        assertEquals("testing " + date, eval(new HOUR(), date), (double) hour);
        assertEquals("testing " + date, eval(new MINUTE(), date),
                (double) minute);
        assertEquals("testing " + date, eval(new SECOND(), date),
                (double) second);
        assertEquals("testing " + date, eval(new WEEKDAY(), date),
                (double) weekday);
    }

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Examples of org.jboss.as.ejb3.timerservice.schedule.attribute.Second

        // so that any subsequent changes after the CalendarBasedTimeout construction,
        // do not affect this internal schedule expression.
        this.scheduleExpression = this.clone(schedule);


        // Start parsing the values in the ScheduleExpression
        this.second = new Second(schedule.getSecond());
        this.minute = new Minute(schedule.getMinute());
        this.hour = new Hour(schedule.getHour());
        this.dayOfWeek = new DayOfWeek(schedule.getDayOfWeek());
        this.dayOfMonth = new DayOfMonth(schedule.getDayOfMonth());
        this.month = new Month(schedule.getMonth());

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Examples of org.jboss.as.ejb3.timerservice.schedule.attribute.Second

        // so that any subsequent changes after the CalendarBasedTimeout construction,
        // do not affect this internal schedule expression.
        this.scheduleExpression = this.clone(schedule);


        // Start parsing the values in the ScheduleExpression
        this.second = new Second(schedule.getSecond());
        this.minute = new Minute(schedule.getMinute());
        this.hour = new Hour(schedule.getHour());
        this.dayOfWeek = new DayOfWeek(schedule.getDayOfWeek());
        this.dayOfMonth = new DayOfMonth(schedule.getDayOfMonth());
        this.month = new Month(schedule.getMonth());

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Examples of org.jboss.ejb3.timer.schedule.attribute.Second

      // so that any subsequent changes after the CalendarBasedTimeout construction,
      // do not affect this internal schedule expression.
      this.scheduleExpression = this.clone(schedule);


      // Start parsing the values in the ScheduleExpression
      this.second = new Second(schedule.getSecond());
      this.minute = new Minute(schedule.getMinute());
      this.hour = new Hour(schedule.getHour());
      this.dayOfWeek = new DayOfWeek(schedule.getDayOfWeek());
      this.dayOfMonth = new DayOfMonth(schedule.getDayOfMonth());
      this.month = new Month(schedule.getMonth());

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Examples of org.jboss.ejb3.timer.schedule.attribute.Second

        // so that any subsequent changes after the CalendarBasedTimeout construction,
        // do not affect this internal schedule expression.
        this.scheduleExpression = this.clone(schedule);


        // Start parsing the values in the ScheduleExpression
        this.second = new Second(schedule.getSecond());
        this.minute = new Minute(schedule.getMinute());
        this.hour = new Hour(schedule.getHour());
        this.dayOfWeek = new DayOfWeek(schedule.getDayOfWeek());
        this.dayOfMonth = new DayOfMonth(schedule.getDayOfMonth());
        this.month = new Month(schedule.getMonth());

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Examples of org.jfree.data.time.Second

        }


        /* set the next set of values */
        StringTokenizer tokenizer = new StringTokenizer(values, "|");
        assert series.length == tokenizer.countTokens();
        Second second = new Second(new Date(timestamp));
        for(int i=0; i<series.length; i++){
            double attrValue = Double.parseDouble(tokenizer.nextToken());
            attrValue = scaleUp?attrValue * scaleFactor: attrValue/scaleFactor;
            series[i].add(second, attrValue);
        }

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Examples of org.jfree.data.time.Second

        }


        series = new TimeSeries(value.getSeries(), Second.class);
      }


      series.add(new Second(value.getTime()), value.getValue());
    }


    seriesCollection.addSeries(series);


    return seriesCollection;

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Examples of org.jfree.data.time.Second

    label.setIcon(new ImageIcon(image));
  }


  public void addHistoryPower(double newPower) {
    if (nodeHistorySerie != null) {
      nodeHistorySerie.addOrUpdate(new Second(), newPower);
    }
  }

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