Examples of TimePeriod

ch.njol.skript.util.Timeperiod
@author Peter Güttinger
com.espertech.esper.epl.datetime.TimePeriod
com.espertech.esper.epl.datetime.eval.TimePeriod
com.esri.gpt.framework.util.TimePeriod
Time period. Represents time period in one of various forms indicating a number of milliseconds to elapse until defined moment in time.
Generic way of creating instance of the class is to use static method {@link TimePeriod#parseValue(java.lang.String)}. That method understands several different ways of expressing a time period.
The simplest way of creating time period is by providing number of milliseconds. Use a simple integer number like this:
```
 TimePeriod.parse("1000");
```
to create a a constant, one second period.
Another way to create period is to use one of the values from {@link TimePeriod.Unit}. Combining integer value with the unit name simplifies expressing longer periods, for example:
```
 TimePeriod.parse("2[DAY]");
```
gives just two days constant period.
There is also a way to express relative periods. Giving:
```
 TimePeriod.parse("08:00");
```
gives a period from now on to the closest eight o'clock am every day.
It is also possible to use one of the values of {@link TimePeriod.DayOfWeek}, like this:
```
 TimePeriod.parse("monday");
```
which means period from now on to the begining of the closes Monday, or even more specific way:
```
 TimePeriod.parse("monday 08:00");
```
to have period from now on to the eight o'clock am of the Monday.
It is also possible to parse array of time periods:
```
 TimePeriod.parse("08:00,sunday 10:00");
```
which gives period of eight o'clock every day and ten o'clock every sunday, whatever comes first.
com.google.code.stackexchange.schema.TimePeriod
The Class TimePeriod.
com.quantcomponents.core.model.TimePeriod
Value type used to describe a period of time, in terms of time unit and time amount.
net.sf.hajdbc.util.TimePeriod
Simple struct to represent a time period. @author Paul Ferraro
net.sf.mpxj.mspdi.schema.Project.Calendars.Calendar.WorkWeeks.WorkWeek.TimePeriod
org.apache.tapestry.ioc.util.TimePeriod
Used to represent a period of time, specifically as a configuration value. This is often used to specify timeouts.
TimePeriods are parsed from strings.
The string specifys a number of terms. The values of all the terms are summed together to form the total time period. Each term consists of a number followed by a unit. Units (from largest to smallest) are:

d
day
h
hour
m
minute
s
second
ms
millisecond

Example: "2 h 30 m". By convention, terms are specified largest to smallest. A term without a unit is assumed to be milliseconds. Units are case insensitive ("h" or "H" are treated the same).
org.jfree.data.time.TimePeriod
A period of time measured to millisecond precision using two instances of java.util.Date.
org.opentripplanner.routing.alertpatch.TimePeriod
Represents a period of time, in terms of seconds in [start, end) @author novalis
org.projectforge.calendar.TimePeriod
@author Kai Reinhard (k.reinhard@micromata.de)
org.wicketstuff.calendarviews.model.TimePeriod

Examples of org.projectforge.calendar.TimePeriod

    final Date fromDate = DateHelper.parseIsoDate(sa[0], DateHelper.UTC);
    final Date toDate = DateHelper.parseIsoDate(sa[1], DateHelper.UTC);
    if (fromDate == null || toDate == null) {
      return null;
    }
    return new TimePeriod(fromDate, toDate);
  }

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Examples of org.projectforge.calendar.TimePeriod

      indexString = colonPos > 0 ? property.substring(colonPos + 1) : null;
    }
    final Integer idx = NumberHelper.parseInteger(indexString);
    if (property.startsWith("quickSelect:") == true) {
      final Date date = (Date) selectedValue;
      TimePeriod timePeriod = form.scriptParameters.get(idx).getTimePeriodValue();
      if (timePeriod == null) {
        timePeriod = new TimePeriod();
      }
      timePeriod.setFromDate(date);
      final DateHolder dateHolder = new DateHolder(date);
      if (property.endsWith(".month") == true) {
        dateHolder.setEndOfMonth();
      } else if (property.endsWith(".week") == true) {
        dateHolder.setEndOfWeek();
      } else {
        log.error("Property '" + property + "' not supported for selection.");
      }
      timePeriod.setToDate(dateHolder.getDate());
      form.scriptParameters.get(idx).setTimePeriodValue(timePeriod);
      form.datePanel1[idx].markModelAsChanged();
      form.datePanel2[idx].markModelAsChanged();
    } else if (property.startsWith("taskId:") == true) {
      final TaskDO task = taskDao.getById((Integer) selectedValue);

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Examples of org.projectforge.calendar.TimePeriod

        log.warn("PageParameter of type TimePeriod '" + objectType.getName() + "' in wrong format: " + sValue);
        return null;
      }
      final Long fromTime = NumberHelper.parseLong(sValue.substring(0, pos));
      final Long toTime = pos < sValue.length() - 1 ? NumberHelper.parseLong(sValue.substring(pos + 1)) : null;
      return new TimePeriod(fromTime != null ? new Date(fromTime) : null, toTime != null ? new Date(toTime) : null);
    } else {
      log.error("PageParameter of type '" + objectType.getName() + "' not yet supported.");
    }
    return null;
  }

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Examples of org.projectforge.calendar.TimePeriod

  }


  @Transient
  public TimePeriod getTimePeriod()
  {
    return new TimePeriod(startDate, endDate, true);
  }

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Examples of org.wicketstuff.calendarviews.model.TimePeriod


  public static TimePeriod createWeeksViewDates(int weeks) {
    // TODO add a similar method that allows an offset of weeks (i.e. 3 weeks, starting two weeks past today)
    Date start = new Date();
    Date end = new DateTime(start).plusWeeks(weeks - 1).toDate();
    return new TimePeriod(start, end);
  }

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