Description

Object Model

Public Methods

FindStartTime	Finds a start time of the interval. An exception is thrown if the start time cannot be determined from the interval's current state.
FindStopTime	Finds a stop time of the interval. An exception is thrown if the stop time cannot be determined from the interval's current state.
GetStartEpoch	Returns a copy of the start epoch. Changes to the epoch will not affect the state of the interval.
GetStopEpoch	Returns a copy of the stop epoch. Changes to the epoch will not affect the state of the interval.
SetExplicitInterval	Set the interval's start and the stop times changes the interval's state to explicit. Exception is thrown if specified start time is greater than stop time.
SetImplicitInterval	Set the reference interval and changes the state to Implicit.
SetStartAndStopEpochs	Sets the interval's start and stop epochs as two smart epoch components. Exception is thrown if specified start time is greater than stop time.
SetStartAndStopTimes	Sets the interval's start and stop epochs as explicit times. Exception is thrown if specified start time is greater than stop time.
SetStartEpoch	Sets a start of the interval using specified epoch component.
SetStartEpochAndDuration	Sets the interval's start epoch and the interval's duration.
SetStartTimeAndDuration	Sets the interval's start time and the interval's duration.
SetStopEpoch	Sets a stop of the interval using specified epoch component.

Public Properties

DurationAsString	The duration of the interval
ReferenceInterval	The reference interval used to compute start/stop times of this interval if the state of the interval is set to implicit.
State	A state of the smart interval.

Example

Sets the start and stop epoch time with smart epochs.

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smartInterval.SetExplicitInterval("Today", "Tomorrow");

Configure the start and stop epoch time with smart epochs.

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smartInterval.State = AgECrdnSmartIntervalState.eCrdnSmartIntervalStateStartStop;    IAgCrdnEventSmartEpoch accessStartEpoch = smartInterval.GetStartEpoch();  accessStartEpoch.SetImplicitTime(startEventEpoch);  smartInterval.SetStartEpoch(accessStartEpoch);    IAgCrdnEventSmartEpoch accessStopEpoch = smartInterval.GetStopEpoch();  accessStopEpoch.SetImplicitTime(stopEventEpoch);  smartInterval.SetStopEpoch(accessStopEpoch);

Configure the smart interval epoch and the duration.

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// Change the time interval to 1 week after the dependent interval.  IAgCrdnEventSmartEpoch epochOfInterest = smartInterval.GetStopEpoch();  smartInterval.SetStartEpochAndDuration(epochOfInterest, "+1 week");    // Or if you want a specific time, use SetStartTimeAndDuration.  smartInterval.SetStartTimeAndDuration("1 Jan 2015 16:00:00.000", "+1 day");    // You can find the event times, such as  Console.WriteLine("Start Time: " + smartInterval.FindStartTime());  Console.WriteLine("Stop Time: " + smartInterval.FindStopTime());  Console.WriteLine("Duration: " + smartInterval.DurationAsString); // Note, only works if you specified duration.

Convert the start and stop times of the interval into a time.

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smartInterval.SetStartTimeAndDuration("Now", "+100 day");  object startTime = smartInterval.FindStartTime();  object stopTime = smartInterval.FindStopTime();    Console.WriteLine("StartTime = {0}, StopTime = {1}", startTime, stopTime);

Sets the start and stop epoch time with smart epochs.

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smartInterval.SetExplicitInterval("Today", "Tomorrow")

Configure the start and stop epoch time with smart epochs.

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smartInterval.State = AgECrdnSmartIntervalState.eCrdnSmartIntervalStateStartStop Dim accessStartEpoch As IAgCrdnEventSmartEpoch = smartInterval.GetStartEpoch() accessStartEpoch.SetImplicitTime(startEventEpoch) smartInterval.SetStartEpoch(accessStartEpoch) Dim accessStopEpoch As IAgCrdnEventSmartEpoch = smartInterval.GetStopEpoch() accessStopEpoch.SetImplicitTime(stopEventEpoch) smartInterval.SetStopEpoch(accessStopEpoch)

Configure the smart interval epoch and the duration.

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' Change the time interval to 1 week after the dependent interval. Dim epochOfInterest As IAgCrdnEventSmartEpoch = smartInterval.GetStopEpoch() smartInterval.SetStartEpochAndDuration(epochOfInterest, "+1 week") ' Or if you want a specific time, use SetStartTimeAndDuration. smartInterval.SetStartTimeAndDuration("1 Jan 2015 16:00:00.000", "+1 day") ' You can find the event times, such as Console.WriteLine("Start Time: " + smartInterval.FindStartTime()) Console.WriteLine("Stop Time: " + smartInterval.FindStopTime()) Console.WriteLine("Duration: " + smartInterval.DurationAsString) ' Note, only works if you specified duration.

Convert the start and stop times of the interval into a time.

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smartInterval.SetStartTimeAndDuration("Now", "+100 day") Dim startTime As Object = smartInterval.FindStartTime() Dim stopTime As Object = smartInterval.FindStopTime() Console.WriteLine("StartTime = {0}, StopTime = {1}", startTime, stopTime)

CoClasses that Implement IAgCrdnEventIntervalSmartInterval