GregorianDate

new GregorianDate()

Represents a Gregorian date in a more precise format than the JavaScript Date object. In addition to submillisecond precision, this object can also represent leap seconds.
See:
  • JulianDate#toGregorianDate
Source: Core/GregorianDate.js, line 13

Members

day :Number

Gets or sets the day of the month as a whole number starting at 1.
Source: Core/GregorianDate.js, line 28

hour :Number

Gets or sets the hour as a whole number with range [0, 23].
Source: Core/GregorianDate.js, line 33

isLeapSecond :Boolean

Gets or sets whether this time is during a leap second.
Source: Core/GregorianDate.js, line 53

millisecond :Number

Gets or sets the millisecond of the second as a floating point number with range [0.0, 1000.0).
Source: Core/GregorianDate.js, line 48

minute :Number

Gets or sets the minute of the hour as a whole number with range [0, 59].
Source: Core/GregorianDate.js, line 38

month :Number

Gets or sets the month as a whole number with range [1, 12].
Source: Core/GregorianDate.js, line 23

second :Number

Gets or sets the second of the minute as a whole number with range [0, 60], with 60 representing a leap second.
Source: Core/GregorianDate.js, line 43

year :Number

Gets or sets the year as a whole number.
Source: Core/GregorianDate.js, line 18