End of Life in Model UI Fragment Properties@0.0.4
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FragmentProperty: End of LifeStatus: EXPERIMENTAL
Documentation
Expresses when the UI fragment might not be maintained anymore by the vendor.
Typed Element: → 'DateTimeType'
Base Type: <NONE>
Abstract: Yes
Cardinality: 0..1
From Model: Common Property Types
Documentation: This abstract type denotes a specific point in time, i.e. an absolute time value. For that, either a pure string representation can be used or a structured value representation.
Abstract: Yes
Cardinality: 0..1
From Model: Common Property Types
Documentation: This abstract type denotes a specific point in time, i.e. an absolute time value. For that, either a pure string representation can be used or a structured value representation.
Instanciatable Types 2
Name: → 'StringDateTimeType' Status: EXPERIMENTAL
Base Type: STRING
Abstract: No
Cardinality: 0..1
From Model: Common Property Types
Documentation: This type can be used to create an actual string property statements that denotes a point in time.
This type can be used to create an actual string property statements that denotes a point in time.
Base Type: STRING
Abstract: No
Cardinality: 0..1
From Model: Common Property Types
Documentation: This type can be used to create an actual string property statements that denotes a point in time.
This type can be used to create an actual string property statements that denotes a point in time.
Name: → 'StructuredDateTimeType' Status: EXPERIMENTAL
Base Type: STRUCTURED
Abstract: No
Cardinality: 0..1
From Model: Common Property Types
Documentation: This type constitutes a structured representation of a point in time.
Structured Value Members:
Base Type: STRUCTURED
Abstract: No
Cardinality: 0..1
From Model: Common Property Types
Documentation: This type constitutes a structured representation of a point in time.
- timeZoneName : → 'StringType' [0..1] The fully written name of the time zone, e.g. 'Greenwich Mean Time'.
- timeZoneId : → 'StringType' [0..1] The short id of the time zone, e.g. 'GMT' for the Greenwich Mean Time.
- timeZoneOffset : → 'StringType' [0..1] The offset of the time zone with reference to the Greenwich Mean Time, e.g. '+1:00', '-5', '-5h', '+90min'.
- summerTime : → 'BooleanType' [0..1] True or False denoting, whether locally defined summer time is being taken into account. If the locality for which this time value is valid currently uses a summer time and the given value is not specified for the summer time, the value will be corrected when using or displaying it.
- calendarType : → 'StringType' [0..1] Denotes the used calendar for this time value, most probably 'Gregorian'.
- year : → 'PositiveIntegerType' [0..1] The year value as positive integer. If, for example, years before the common time shall be used, the age member shall be used to denote that the year value is effectively negative.
- age : → 'StringType' [0..1] The age value of the point in time, e.g. 'BCE' or 'CE' for years before the common era or years of the common era, respectively.
- month : → 'PositiveIntegerType' [0..1] The month value.
- day : → 'PositiveIntegerType' [0..1] The day of the month value.
- hour : → 'PositiveIntegerType' [0..1] The hour of the day value.
- minute : → 'PositiveIntegerType' [0..1] The minute of the hour value.
- second : → 'PositiveIntegerType' [0..1] The second of the minute value.
- millisecond : → 'PositiveIntegerType' [0..1] The millisecond of the second value.
- noon : → 'StringType' [0..1] Not needed in cases where the hour uses a 24 hours format. In the 12 hours format 'am' for before midday and 'pm' for after midday.