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brooklyn.util.internal
[Groovy] Class TimeExtras

java.lang.Object
  brooklyn.util.internal.TimeExtras

@Deprecated
class TimeExtras

Classloading this class will cause multiply/add to be made available on TimeDuration. For example, I could write: 2*TimeUnit.MINUTES+5*TimeUnit.SECONDS. That is why nothing seems to use this class, because the methods it defines are not on this class!

deprecated:: since 0.6.0 - just use brooklyn.util.time.Duration, simpler and easier to configure, and avoids language problems

Authors:: alex

Field Summary
`static groovy.time.TimeDuration`	`FIVE_MINUTES`
`static groovy.time.TimeDuration`	`FIVE_SECONDS`
`static groovy.time.TimeDuration`	`ONE_MINUTE`
`static groovy.time.TimeDuration`	`ONE_SECOND`
`static groovy.time.TimeDuration`	`TEN_SECONDS`
`static groovy.time.TimeDuration`	`THIRTY_SECONDS`
`static groovy.time.TimeDuration`	`TWO_MINUTES`
`static Logger`	`log`

Method Summary
`static groovy.time.TimeDuration`	`duration(int value, java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit unit)` creates a duration object
`static void`	`init()`
`static void`	`sleep(groovy.time.TimeDuration duration)`

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
java.lang.Object#wait(), java.lang.Object#wait(long), java.lang.Object#wait(long, int), java.lang.Object#equals(java.lang.Object), java.lang.Object#toString(), java.lang.Object#hashCode(), java.lang.Object#getClass(), java.lang.Object#notify(), java.lang.Object#notifyAll()

Field Detail

FIVE_MINUTES

public static final groovy.time.TimeDuration FIVE_MINUTES

FIVE_SECONDS

public static final groovy.time.TimeDuration FIVE_SECONDS

ONE_MINUTE

public static final groovy.time.TimeDuration ONE_MINUTE

ONE_SECOND

public static final groovy.time.TimeDuration ONE_SECOND

TEN_SECONDS

public static final groovy.time.TimeDuration TEN_SECONDS

THIRTY_SECONDS

public static final groovy.time.TimeDuration THIRTY_SECONDS

TWO_MINUTES

public static final groovy.time.TimeDuration TWO_MINUTES

log

public static final Logger log

Method Detail

duration

static groovy.time.TimeDuration duration(int value, java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit unit)

creates a duration object

fix for irritating classloading/metaclass order where an int may get constructed too early and not have the multiply syntax available (because grail is invoked?; if e.g. 5*SECONDS throws an error, try duration(5, SECONDS)

init

static void init()

sleep

static void sleep(groovy.time.TimeDuration duration)

brooklyn.util.internal [Groovy] Class TimeExtras