TimeGeneratorRegularSamplingFromInterval Method (TimeInterval, JulianDate, Duration)

public static IList<JulianDate> RegularSamplingFromInterval(
	TimeInterval interval,
	JulianDate startOfSampling,
	Duration step
)

Public Shared Function RegularSamplingFromInterval ( 
	interval As TimeInterval,
	startOfSampling As JulianDate,
	step As Duration
) As IList(Of JulianDate)

public:
static IList<JulianDate>^ RegularSamplingFromInterval(
	TimeInterval^ interval, 
	JulianDate startOfSampling, 
	Duration step
)

static member RegularSamplingFromInterval : 
        interval : TimeInterval * 
        startOfSampling : JulianDate * 
        step : Duration -> IList<JulianDate> 

Parameters

interval

Type: AGI.Foundation.TimeTimeInterval
The interval in which to generate times.

startOfSampling

Type: AGI.Foundation.TimeJulianDate
The time at which to start sampling. If this time is prior to the given sampling interval, samples will begin inside the interval.

step

Type: AGI.Foundation.TimeDuration
The step between times.

Return Value

Times in the collection are generated as they are requested, so the returned collection uses a negligible amount of memory even when representing times over a large interval with a small step.

If the start date of the interval is included in the interval (IsStartIncluded) and lies at a whole number of steps from the startOfSampling, the first date in the collection will be the start date of the interval. If it is not included, the first date in the collection will be sometime later. If the stop date of the interval is included in the interval (IsStopIncluded), it will be included as the last time in the list only if it lies exactly at a sample time. If it is not included, the last date in the collection will be up to step seconds before the stop date. If neither the start nor stop date are included, and the interval does not have any samples falling inside it, the returned collection is empty.

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