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Description
Interface Summary | |
Absolute | An absolute. |
Adjustable | An adjustable value |
AdjustableCount | A adjustable count. |
AdjustablePosition | A adjustable position in an index |
Count | A count. |
ID | An interface for an ID. |
Interval | An interface for an interval. |
Overlap | An enumeration of 2 values to enable choice between having 2 ways for an Interval to overlap an index. |
Position | A position in an index |
Relative | A relative. |
Scale | Something that has a scale, relative to similar thnigs. |
Value | The most basic value. |
Class Summary | |
AbsoluteAdjustablePosition | An AbsoluteAdjustablePosition is a value that is an absolute position from the zeroth index element but can be modified. |
AbsoluteInterval | An absolute interval is an interval where all the arguments can be resolved into two positions into an Index, and none of the specifiers can be adjusted. |
AbsolutePosition | An AbsolutePosition is a value that is an absolute position from the zeroth index element. |
AID | This is an abstract ID. |
EndPointInterval | An end-point interval is an interval where both of the the arguments are end-points of the interval, and can be resolved into two positions into an Index. |
MidPointInterval | A mid-point interval is an interval where the arguments are a mid-point plus 2 offsets from that mid-point. |
Offset | An Offset is a value that is an absolute offset into a stream. |
RelativeAdjustableCount | An RelativeCount is a count that is an relative count from the current index element. |
RelativeCount | An RelativeCount is a count that is an relative count from the current index element. |
SID | This represents a specified ID. |
Size | An Size is an absolute value. |
UID | This represents a Unique ID. |
ValueCalculator | Do some basic calculations on Values. |
Exception Summary | |
IllegalIntervalValue | An IllegalIntervalValue is thrown when an a null is passed as argument to an Interval constructor. |
Provides basic types that are used throughout the TimeIndexing core.
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