interface TimeInterval<T>
A half-open time interval.
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endExclusive |
The end of the interval, exclusive. abstract val endExclusive: T |
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start |
The start of the interval, inclusive. abstract val start: T |
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contains |
Check if value is within the interval based on timeline order. abstract operator fun contains(value: T): Boolean |
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hasBoundedEnd |
Check if the interval's end is bounded, meaning it has a finite value. open fun hasBoundedEnd(): Boolean |
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hasBoundedStart |
Check if the interval's start is bounded, meaning it has a finite value. open fun hasBoundedStart(): Boolean |
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hasUnboundedEnd |
Check if the interval's end is unbounded. In ISO-8601 terminology, this is an "open" end. abstract fun hasUnboundedEnd(): Boolean |
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hasUnboundedStart |
Check if the interval's start is unbounded. In ISO-8601 terminology, this is an "open" start. abstract fun hasUnboundedStart(): Boolean |
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isBounded |
Check if both the start and end of the interval are bounded, meaning it has a finite range. open fun isBounded(): Boolean |
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isEmpty |
Check if the interval is empty. abstract fun isEmpty(): Boolean |
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isUnbounded |
Check if both the start and end of the interval are unbounded, meaning this is an infinite time period in both directions. open fun isUnbounded(): Boolean |
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DateTimeInterval |
An interval between two arbitrary date-times. class DateTimeInterval : TimeInterval<DateTime> |
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TimePointInterval |
A half-open interval of time points. abstract class TimePointInterval<T : TimePoint<T>> : TimeInterval<T> |