 | TimeSpanExtensions Class |
This class contains extension methods used to simplify working with TimeSpans.
Remarks
RemarksNote! Part of internal API. Breaking changes may occur without notice. Use at own risk.
Inheritance HierarchyNamespace: Akka.TestKit.Internal
Assembly: Akka.TestKit (in Akka.TestKit.dll) Version: 1.2.3.129 (1.2.3.129)
SyntaxThe TimeSpanExtensions type exposes the following members.
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  | EnsureIsPositiveFinite |
Throws an ArgumentException if the timeSpan is not 0 or greater.
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| IsInfinite(NullableTimeSpan) | Determine if the supplied timeSpan has a negative number of ticks.
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| IsInfinite(TimeSpan) | Determine if the supplied timeSpan has a negative number of ticks.
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| IsInfiniteTimeout(NullableTimeSpan) |
Determine if the supplied timeSpan is equal to InfiniteTimeSpan.
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| IsInfiniteTimeout(TimeSpan) |
Determine if the supplied timeSpan is equal to InfiniteTimeSpan.
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| IsPositiveFinite(NullableTimeSpan) |
Determine if the supplied timeSpan has one or more ticks.
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| IsPositiveFinite(TimeSpan) |
Determine if the supplied timeSpan has one or more ticks.
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| IsUndefined |
Determine if the supplied timeSpan has no value.
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| IsZero(NullableTimeSpan) |
Determine if the supplied timeSpan has zero ticks.
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| IsZero(TimeSpan) |
Determine if the supplied timeSpan has zero ticks.
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| Min | Compares two supplied timespans and returns the timespan with the least amount of positive ticks. If b is null it's treated as undefined, and a is returned. |
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