C# Class Bamboo.Prevalence.AlarmClock

A clock that can be used by a prevalent system for all its date/time related functions.

Public Methods

Method	Description
AlarmClock ( ) : System	Creates a new clock.
Pause ( ) : void	Pauses the clock. The property Now will keep on returning the same value until Resume or Recover gets called. You should not call this method. It is used internally by the prevalence engine to execute a command as if in a specific moment in time.
PauseAt ( System.DateTime date ) : void	This method can be used for testing date sensitive code. You should not call this method in production code. It's meant to be used in test cases only.
Recover ( System.DateTime date ) : void	Sets the clock to a specific DateTime value. This method can only be called when paused. You should not call this method. It is used internally by the prevalence engine to execute a command as if in a specific moment in time.
Resume ( ) : void	Resumes the clock. The property Now returns to its normal behavior. You should not call this method. It is used internally by the prevalence engine to execute a command as if in a specific moment in time.

Creates a new clock.

public AlarmClock ( ) : System
return	System

Pauses the clock. The property Now will keep on returning the same value until Resume or Recover gets called.

You should not call this method. It is used internally by the prevalence engine to execute a command as if in a specific moment in time.

public Pause ( ) : void
return	void

This method can be used for testing date sensitive code.

You should not call this method in production code. It's meant to be used in test cases only.

public PauseAt ( System.DateTime date ) : void
date	System.DateTime	the specific date/time value the clock should be set to, /// this will be the value returned by
return	void

Sets the clock to a specific DateTime value. This method can only be called when paused.

You should not call this method. It is used internally by the prevalence engine to execute a command as if in a specific moment in time.

public Recover ( System.DateTime date ) : void
date	System.DateTime	the specific date/time value the clock should be set to, /// this will be the value returned by
return	void

Resumes the clock. The property Now returns to its normal behavior.

You should not call this method. It is used internally by the prevalence engine to execute a command as if in a specific moment in time.

public Resume ( ) : void
return	void