JulianDate.EqualsEpsilon Method

Returns true if this date is within epsilon seconds of the specified date. That is, in order for the dates to be considered equal (and for this function to return true), the absolute value of the difference between them, in seconds, must be less than or equal to epsilon.

Namespace: AGI.Foundation.Time
Assembly: AGI.Foundation.Core (in AGI.Foundation.Core.dll) Version: 25.1.421.0 (25.1.421.0)

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public bool EqualsEpsilon(
	JulianDate other,
	double epsilon
)

Public Function EqualsEpsilon ( 
	other As JulianDate,
	epsilon As Double
) As Boolean

public:
virtual bool EqualsEpsilon(
	JulianDate other, 
	double epsilon
) sealed

abstract EqualsEpsilon : 
        other : JulianDate * 
        epsilon : float -> bool 
override EqualsEpsilon : 
        other : JulianDate * 
        epsilon : float -> bool

Parameters

other: Type: AGI.Foundation.Time.JulianDate
The date to compare to this date.
epsilon: Type: System.Double
The largest difference between the dates, in seconds, such that they will be considered equal.

Return Value

Type: Boolean
true if the dates are equal as defined by the epsilon value.

Implements

IEquatableEpsilon<T>.EqualsEpsilon(T, Double)

Reference

JulianDate Structure

AGI.Foundation.Time Namespace

JulianDate.AddLanguageSpecificTextSet("LST1954341_0?cpp=::|nu=.");EqualsEpsilon Method

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Reference

JulianDate.EqualsEpsilon Method