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Functions: FnPeriod

1. Overview

FnPeriod is a function hub class containing a lot of static methods to convert from various input objects to Period. Those static methods return functions whose output is Period and whose input can be Calendar list, BaseDateTime list, Calendar list and Long list among others.

2. Functions

Function name	Type	Params	Description
baseDateTimeFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<T[], Period>		It creates a Period represented by the given start and end instants
baseDateTimeFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<T[], Period>	Chronology chronology	It creates a Period with the specified Chronology. The input received by the Function must have size 2 and represents the start and end instants of the Period
baseDateTimeFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<T[], Period>	PeriodType periodType	It creates a Period with the specified PeriodType. The input received by the Function must have size 2 and represents the start and end instants of the Period
baseDateTimeFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<T[], Period>	PeriodType periodType Chronology chronology	It creates a Period with the specified PeriodType and Chronology. The input received by the Function must have size 2 and represents the start and end instants of the Period

baseDateTimeFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<? extends BaseDateTime>, Period>		It creates a Period represented by the given start and end instants
baseDateTimeFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<? extends BaseDateTime>, Period>	Chronology chronology	It creates a Period with the specified Chronology. The input received by the Function must have size 2 and represents the start and end instants of the Period
baseDateTimeFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<? extends BaseDateTime>, Period>	PeriodType periodType	It creates a Period with the specified PeriodType. The input received by the Function must have size 2 and represents the start and end instants of the Period
baseDateTimeFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<? extends BaseDateTime>, Period>	PeriodType periodType Chronology chronology	It creates a Period with the specified PeriodType and Chronology. The input received by the Function must have size 2 and represents the start and end instants of the Period

calendarFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<T[], Period>		It creates a Period represented by the given start and end instants
calendarFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<T[], Period>	Chronology chronology	It creates a Period with the specified Chronology. The input received by the Function must have size 2 and represents the start and end instants of the Period
calendarFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<T[], Period>	PeriodType periodType	It creates a Period with the specified PeriodType. The input received by the Function must have size 2 and represents the start and end instants of the Period
calendarFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<T[], Period>	PeriodType periodType Chronology chronology	It creates a Period with the specified PeriodType and Chronology. The input received by the Function must have size 2 and represents the start and end instants of the Period

calendarFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<? extends Calendar>, Period>		It creates a Period represented by the given start and end instants. The input received by the Function must have size 2
calendarFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<? extends Calendar>, Period>	Chronology chronology	It creates a Period with the specified Chronology. The input received by the Function must have size 2 and represents the start and end instants of the Period
calendarFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<? extends Calendar>, Period>	PeriodType periodType	It creates a Period with the specified PeriodType. The input received by the Function must have size 2 and represents the start and end instants of the Period
calendarFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<? extends Calendar>, Period>	PeriodType periodType Chronology chronology	It creates a Period with the specified PeriodType and Chronology. The input received by the Function must have size 2 and represents the start and end instants of the Period

dateFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<T[], Period>		The function receives an Array of two Date elements used as the start and end of the Period it creates
dateFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<T[], Period>	Chronology chronology	The function receives an Array of two Date elements used as the start and end of the Period it creates. The Period will be created using the specified Chronology
dateFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<T[], Period>	PeriodType periodType	The function receives an Array of two Date elements used as the start and end of the Period it creates. The Period will be created using the specified PeriodType
dateFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<T[], Period>	PeriodType periodType Chronology chronology	The function receives an Array of two Date elements used as the start and end of the Period it creates. The Period will be created using the specified PeriodType and Chronology

dateFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<? extends Date>, Period>		The function receives a Collection of two Date elements used as the start and end of the Period it creates
dateFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<? extends Date>, Period>	Chronology chronology	The function receives a Collection of two Date elements used as the start and end of the Period it creates. The Period will be created using the specified Chronology
dateFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<? extends Date>, Period>	PeriodType periodType	The function receives a Collection of two Date elements used as the start and end of the Period it creates. The Period will be created using the specified PeriodType
dateFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<? extends Date>, Period>	PeriodType periodType Chronology chronology	The function receives a Collection of two Date elements used as the start and end of the Period it creates. The Period will be created using the specified PeriodType and Chronology

integerFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<Integer[], Period>		It creates a Period either: From an Integer[] representing the hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds From an Integer[] representing the years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds
integerFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<Integer[], Period>	PeriodType periodType	It creates a Period with the specified PeriodType either: From an Integer[] representing the hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds From an Integer[] representing the years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds

integerFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<Integer>, Period>		It creates a Period either: From a Collection of Integer representing the hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds From a Collection of Integer representing the years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds
integerFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<Integer>, Period>	PeriodType periodType	It creates a Period with the specified PeriodType either: From a Collection of Integer representing the hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds From a Collection of Integer representing the years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds

longFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<Long[], Period>		The given Long targets representing the time in milliseconds will be used as the start and end instants of the Period returned
longFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<Long[], Period>	Chronology chronology	The given Long targets representing the time in milliseconds will be used as the start and end instants of the Period returned
longFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<Long[], Period>	PeriodType periodType	The given Long targets representing the time in milliseconds will be used as the start and end instants of the Period returned
longFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<Long[], Period>	PeriodType periodType Chronology chronology	The given Long targets representing the time in milliseconds will be used as the start and end instants of the Period returned

longFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<Long>, Period>		The given Long targets representing the time in milliseconds will be used as the start and end instants of the Period returned
longFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<Long>, Period>	Chronology chronology	The given Long targets representing the time in milliseconds will be used as the start and end instants of the Period returned
longFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<Long>, Period>	PeriodType periodType	The given Long targets representing the time in milliseconds will be used as the start and end instants of the Period returned
longFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<Long>, Period>	PeriodType periodType Chronology chronology	The given Long targets representing the time in milliseconds will be used as the start and end instants of the Period returned

longToPeriod	Function<Long, Period>		The function receives a Long representing the Period duration in milliseconds and creates a Period with such duration
longToPeriod	Function<Long, Period>	Chronology chronology	Creates a Period with the specified Chronology and, as the duration, the input received by this function (in milliseconds)
longToPeriod	Function<Long, Period>	PeriodType periodType	Creates a Period with the specified PeriodType and, as the duration, the input received by this function (in milliseconds)
longToPeriod	Function<Long, Period>	PeriodType periodType Chronology chronology	Creates a Period with the specified PeriodType and Chronology and, as the duration, the input received by this function (in milliseconds)

strFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<String[], Period>		A Period is created either: From a String[] representing the hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds From a String[] representing the years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds
strFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<String[], Period>	PeriodType periodType	A Period is created with the specified PeriodType either: From a String[] representing the hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds From a String[] representing the years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds

strFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<String>, Period>		A Period is created either: From a Collection of String representing the hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds From a Collection of String representing the years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds
strFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<String>, Period>	PeriodType periodType	A Period is created with the specified PeriodType either: From a Collection of String representing the hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds From a Collection of String representing the years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds

timestampFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<Timestamp[], Period>		The function receives an Array of two Timestamp elements used as the start and end of the Period it creates
timestampFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<Timestamp[], Period>	Chronology chronology	The function receives an Array of two Timestamp elements used as the start and end of the Period it creates. The Period will be created using the specified Chronology
timestampFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<Timestamp[], Period>	PeriodType periodType	The function receives an Array of two Timestamp elements used as the start and end of the Period it creates. The Period will be created using the specified PeriodType
timestampFieldArrayToPeriod	Function<Timestamp[], Period>	PeriodType periodType Chronology chronology	The function receives an Array of two Timestamp elements used as the start and end of the Period it creates. The Period will be created using the specified specified PeriodType and Chronology

timestampFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<Timestamp>, Period>		The function receives a Collection of two Timestamp elements used as the start and end of the Period it creates
timestampFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<Timestamp>, Period>	Chronology chronology	The function receives a Collection of two Timestamp elements used as the start and end of the Period it creates. The Period will be created using the specified Chronology
timestampFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<Timestamp>, Period>	PeriodType periodType	The function receives a Collection of two Timestamp elements used as the start and end of the Period it creates. The Period will be created using the specified PeriodType
timestampFieldCollectionToPeriod	Function<Collection<Timestamp>, Period>	PeriodType periodType Chronology chronology	The function receives a Collection of two Timestamp elements used as the start and end of the Period it creates. The Period will be created using the specified specified PeriodType and Chronology

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Functions: FnPeriod

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