property int32 Days;

The property 'Days' stores the number of whole days within the time span.

method string Format
(
arg string aFormat
);

The method Format() converts the stored time span accordingly to the supplied aFormat parameter in a string. The aFormat parameter consists of format codes, preceded by the percent sign '%'. At the runtime the codes are replaced with their corresponding content. All other signs that do not begin with % are simply taken over from aFormat to the output string. Following codes are available:

• %d Days as decimal number
• %h Total hours as decimal number
• %m Total minutes as decimal number
• %s Total seconds as decimal number
• %H Hours in 24-hour format (00-23)
• %M Minutes as decimal number (00-59)
• %S Seconds as decimal number (00-59)
• %- '-' for negative time span and a ' ' for a positive
• %+ '-' for negative time span and a '+' for a positive

To remove the leading zeros, the '#' sign may prefix the following format code. For example '%#M' will format the number of minutes as a decimal number in the range 0-59. In contrast to it, '%M' formats the number with the leading zero sign 00-59. If the '#' sign is used together with the format code '%-', no blank is used for positive time span.

property int32 Hours;

The property 'Hours' stores the number of hours within the time span in range 0 .. 23.

method Core::TimeSpan Initialize
(
arg int64 aTime
);

The method Initialize() initializes this Core::TimeSpan object with a time span expressed in seconds and returns this object.

method Core::TimeSpan Initialize2
(
arg int32 aDays,
arg int32 aHours,
arg int32 aMinutes,
arg int32 aSeconds
);

The method Initialize2() initializes this Core::TimeSpan object with the given parameters and returns this object.

property int32 Minutes;

The property 'Minutes' stores the number of minutes within the time span in range 0 .. 59.

property int32 Seconds;

The property 'Seconds' stores the number of seconds within the time span in range of 0 .. 59.

property string String;

The property 'String' stores the time span as a string [-][d.]hh:mm:ss. Items in brackets are optional. This property is read only - it is not possible to assign a value to it.

property int64 Time;

The property 'Time' stores the total number of seconds of this time span.

property int32 TotalHours;

The property 'TotalHours' stores the total number of whole hours within the time span.

property int32 TotalMinutes;

The property 'TotalMinutes' stores the number of whole minutes within the time span.