Uses of Interface
net.time4j.IsoDateUnit

Packages that use IsoDateUnit

Package	Description
net.time4j	The main package contains four basic types of ISO-8601, namely PlainDate, PlainTime, PlainTimestamp and Moment.
net.time4j.range	Interval support.

Uses of IsoDateUnit in net.time4j

Classes in net.time4j that implement IsoDateUnit

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	CalendarUnit	Represents the most common time units related to a standard ISO-8601-calendar.
class	Weekcycle	Represents a special unit for week-based years which are described by ISO-8601 and follow the week cycle from Monday to Sunday.

Methods in net.time4j that return IsoDateUnit

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
IsoDateUnit	CalendarUnit.atEndOfMonth()	Defines a variation of this unit which always sets the resulting date in additions and subtractions to the end of month even if there is no day overflow.
IsoDateUnit	CalendarUnit.keepingEndOfMonth()	Defines a variation of this unit which sets the resulting date in additions and subtractions to the end of month if and only if the original date is the last day of month.
IsoDateUnit	CalendarUnit.nextValidDate()	Defines a variation of this unit which resolves invalid intermediate dates in additions and subtractions to the first valid date after (the first day of following month).
IsoDateUnit	CalendarUnit.unlessInvalid()	Defines a variation of this unit which handles invalid intermediate dates in additions and subtractions by throwing a ChronoException.
static IsoDateUnit	CalendarUnit.weekBasedYears()	Defines a special calendar unit for week-based years which are not bound to the calendar year but to the week cycle of a year preserving the day of week and (if possible) the week of year.
IsoDateUnit	CalendarUnit.withCarryOver()	Defines a variation of this unit which resolves invalid intermediate dates in additions and subtractions by transferring any day overflow to the following month.
IsoDateUnit	CalendarUnit.withJodaMetric()	Defines a variation of this unit which simulates the behaviour of Joda-Time.

Methods in net.time4j that return types with arguments of type IsoDateUnit

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static TimeAxis<IsoDateUnit,PlainDate>	PlainDate.axis()	Provides a static access to the associated chronology on base of epoch days which contains the chronological rules.
static TimeMetric<IsoDateUnit,Duration<IsoDateUnit>>	Duration.inWeekBasedUnits()	Constructs a metric in week-based years, weeks and days.
static TimeMetric<IsoDateUnit,Duration<IsoDateUnit>>	Duration.inWeekBasedUnits()	Constructs a metric in week-based years, weeks and days.
static Duration<IsoDateUnit>	Duration.parseWeekBasedPeriod(String period)	Parses a canonical representation with only week-based units (Y, W and D) to a calendrical duration where years are interpreted as week-based years with either 364 days (= 52 weeks) or 371 days (= 53 weeks).

Uses of IsoDateUnit in net.time4j.range

Classes in net.time4j.range with type parameters of type IsoDateUnit

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	SingleUnitTimeSpan<U extends IsoDateUnit,D extends SingleUnitTimeSpan<U,D>>	Represents a time span in one calendrical unit only.
class	Years<U extends IsoDateUnit>	Represents a time span in gregorian or week-based years.

Methods in net.time4j.range that return IsoDateUnit

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
default IsoDateUnit	HolidayModel.businessDays()	Creates a special time unit for the counting of business days.

Methods in net.time4j.range with parameters of type IsoDateUnit

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
boolean	SingleUnitTimeSpan.contains(IsoDateUnit unit)
long	SingleUnitTimeSpan.getPartialAmount(IsoDateUnit unit)
DateInterval	DateInterval.move(long amount, IsoDateUnit unit)	Moves this interval along the time axis by given units.

Method parameters in net.time4j.range with type arguments of type IsoDateUnit

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static IsoRecurrence<DateInterval>	IsoRecurrence.of(int count, Duration<? extends IsoDateUnit> duration, PlainDate end)	Creates a recurrent backward sequence of date intervals having given duration.
static IsoRecurrence<DateInterval>	IsoRecurrence.of(int count, PlainDate start, Duration<? extends IsoDateUnit> duration)	Creates a recurrent sequence of date intervals having given duration.