Uses of Interface
net.time4j.engine.ChronoFunction

Packages that use ChronoFunction

Package	Description
net.time4j	The main package contains four basic types of ISO-8601, namely PlainDate, PlainTime, PlainTimestamp and Moment.
net.time4j.engine	Defines the common generic schemes and interfaces of chronological systems.

Uses of ChronoFunction in net.time4j

Methods in net.time4j that return ChronoFunction

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
ChronoFunction<ChronoDisplay,String>	DayPeriod.approximate() Equivalent to approximate(TextWidth.WIDE, OutputContext.FORMAT).
ChronoFunction<ChronoDisplay,String>	DayPeriod.approximate(TextWidth width, OutputContext outputContext) Represents a flexible day period (in the afternoon, at night etc).
ChronoFunction<Moment,V>	ZonalElement.at(ZonalOffset offset) Creates a function which can query a Moment at the given timezone offset.
ChronoFunction<Moment,V>	ZonalElement.atUTC() Equivalent to at(ZonalOffset.UTC).
ChronoFunction<ChronoDisplay,String>	DayPeriod.fixed() Equivalent to fixed(TextWidth.WIDE, OutputContext.FORMAT).
ChronoFunction<ChronoDisplay,String>	DayPeriod.fixed(TextWidth width, OutputContext outputContext) Represents a fixed day period (am / pm / midnight / noon).
ChronoFunction<Moment,V>	ZonalElement.in(Timezone tz) Creates a function which can query a Moment in the given timezone.
ChronoFunction<Moment,V>	ZonalElement.inStdTimezone() Creates a function which can query a Moment in the system timezone.
ChronoFunction<Moment,V>	ZonalElement.inTimezone(TZID tzid) Creates a function which can query a Moment in the given timezone.
ChronoFunction<ChronoEntity<?>,BigDecimal>	ProportionalElement.ratio() Defines a query which interpretes the value of this element as proportional rational number within the range between minimum and maximum.

Uses of ChronoFunction in net.time4j.engine

Methods in net.time4j.engine with parameters of type ChronoFunction

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static <T extends UnixTime> StartOfDay	StartOfDay.definedBy(ChronoFunction<CalendarDate,Optional<T>> event) Obtains the start of a calendar day as determined by given date function.
<R> R	ChronoEntity.get(ChronoFunction<? super T,R> function) Lets given query evaluate this entity.