TimeVal

public class TimeVal
extends Object

java.lang.Object
↳	com.android.tradefed.util.TimeVal

This class is deprecated.
use Duration instead.

This is a sentinel type which wraps a Long. It exists solely as a hint to the options parsing machinery that a particular value should be parsed as if it were a string representing a time value.

Summary

Public constructors
`TimeVal(Long value)` Constructs a newly allocated TimeVal object that represents the specified Long argument
`TimeVal(String value)` Constructs a newly allocated TimeVal object that represents the timestamp indicated by the String parameter.

Public methods
`Long`	`asLong()`
`int`	`compareTo(Long other)`
`double`	`doubleValue()`
`float`	`floatValue()`
`static long`	`fromString(String value)` Parses the string as a hierarchical time value The default unit is millis.
`int`	`intValue()`
`long`	`longValue()`

Public constructors

TimeVal

public TimeVal (Long value)

Constructs a newly allocated TimeVal object that represents the specified Long argument

Parameters
`value`	`Long`

TimeVal

public TimeVal (String value)

Constructs a newly allocated TimeVal object that represents the timestamp indicated by the String parameter. The string is converted to a TimeVal in exactly the manner used by the fromString(String) method.

Parameters
`value`	`String`

Public methods

asLong

public Long asLong ()

Returns
`Long`	the wrapped `Long` value.

compareTo

public int compareTo (Long other)

Parameters
`other`	`Long`

Returns
`int`

doubleValue

public double doubleValue ()

Returns
`double`

floatValue

public float floatValue ()

Returns
`float`

fromString

public static long fromString (String value)

Parses the string as a hierarchical time value

The default unit is millis. The parser will accept s for seconds (1000 millis), m for minutes (60 seconds), h for hours (60 minutes), or d for days (24 hours).

Units may be mixed and matched, so long as each unit appears at most once, and so long as all units which do appear are listed in decreasing order of scale. So, for instance, h may only appear before m, and may only appear after d. As a specific example, "1d2h3m4s5ms" would be a valid time value, as would "4" or "4ms". All embedded whitespace is discarded.

Do note that this method rejects overflows. So the output number is guaranteed to be non-negative, and to fit within the long type.

Parameters
`value`	`String`

Returns
`long`

intValue

public int intValue ()

Returns
`int`

longValue

public long longValue ()

Returns
`long`