net.time4j

Class ElementOperator<T>

java.lang.Object

net.time4j.ElementOperator<T>

Type Parameters:

T - generic target type this operator is applied to

All Implemented Interfaces:

ChronoOperator<T>

public abstract class ElementOperator<T>
extends Object
implements ChronoOperator<T>

Defines any manipulation of date or wall time objects following the strategy design pattern.

Author:

Meno Hochschild

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
ChronoOperator<Moment>	at(ZonalOffset offset) Creates an operator which can adjust a Moment at the given timezone offset.
ChronoOperator<Moment>	atUTC() Equivalent to at(ZonalOffset.UTC).
ChronoOperator<Moment>	in(Timezone tz) Creates an operator which can adjust a Moment in the given timezone.
ChronoOperator<Moment>	inStdTimezone() Creates an operator which can adjust a Moment in the system timezone.
ChronoOperator<Moment>	inTimezone(TZID tzid) Creates an operator which can adjust a Moment in the given timezone.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface net.time4j.engine.ChronoOperator

apply

Method Detail

inStdTimezone

public ChronoOperator<Moment> inStdTimezone()

Creates an operator which can adjust a Moment in the system timezone.

Note: Usually the operator converts the given Moment to a PlainTimestamp then processes this local timestamp and finally converts the result back to a new Moment. A special case are incrementing and decrementing of (sub-)second elements which eventually operate directly on the UTC timeline.

Returns:

operator with the default system timezone reference, applicable on instances of Moment

inTimezone

public final ChronoOperator<Moment> inTimezone(TZID tzid)

Creates an operator which can adjust a Moment in the given timezone.

Note: Usually the operator converts the given Moment to a PlainTimestamp then processes this local timestamp and finally converts the result back to a new Moment. A special case are incrementing and decrementing of (sub-)second elements which eventually operate directly on the UTC timeline.

Parameters:

tzid - timezone id

Returns:

operator with the given timezone reference, applicable on instances of Moment

Throws:

IllegalArgumentException - if given timezone cannot be loaded

in

public final ChronoOperator<Moment> in(Timezone tz)

Creates an operator which can adjust a Moment in the given timezone.

Note: Usually the operator converts the given Moment to a PlainTimestamp then processes this local timestamp and finally converts the result back to a new Moment. A special case are incrementing and decrementing of (sub-)second elements which eventually operate directly on the UTC timeline.

Parameters:

tz - timezone

Returns:

operator with the given timezone reference, applicable on instances of Moment

atUTC

public final ChronoOperator<Moment> atUTC()

Equivalent to at(ZonalOffset.UTC).

Returns:

operator for UTC+00:00, applicable on instances of Moment

Since:

1.2

See Also:

at(ZonalOffset)

at

public final ChronoOperator<Moment> at(ZonalOffset offset)

Creates an operator which can adjust a Moment at the given timezone offset.

Note: Usually the operator converts the given Moment to a PlainTimestamp then processes this local timestamp and finally converts the result back to a new Moment. A special case are incrementing and decrementing of (sub-)second elements which eventually operate directly on the UTC timeline.

Parameters:

offset - timezone offset

Returns:

operator with the given timezone offset, applicable on instances of Moment

Since:

1.2