TimeSpanValidator Constructors
Definition
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Initializes a new instance of the TimeSpanValidator class.
Overloads
| TimeSpanValidator(TimeSpan, TimeSpan) |
Initializes a new instance of the TimeSpanValidator class, based on supplied parameters. |
| TimeSpanValidator(TimeSpan, TimeSpan, Boolean) |
Initializes a new instance of the TimeSpanValidator class, based on supplied parameters. |
| TimeSpanValidator(TimeSpan, TimeSpan, Boolean, Int64) |
Initializes a new instance of the TimeSpanValidator class, based on supplied parameters. |
TimeSpanValidator(TimeSpan, TimeSpan)
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- TimeSpanValidator.cs
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- TimeSpanValidator.cs
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- TimeSpanValidator.cs
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- TimeSpanValidator.cs
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- TimeSpanValidator.cs
Initializes a new instance of the TimeSpanValidator class, based on supplied parameters.
public:
TimeSpanValidator(TimeSpan minValue, TimeSpan maxValue);public TimeSpanValidator (TimeSpan minValue, TimeSpan maxValue);new System.Configuration.TimeSpanValidator : TimeSpan * TimeSpan -> System.Configuration.TimeSpanValidatorPublic Sub New (minValue As TimeSpan, maxValue As TimeSpan)Parameters
Remarks
When the TimeSpanValidator constructor with two parameters is used, the TimeSpanValidator object validates that a TimeSpan value adheres to a specific range.
Applies to
TimeSpanValidator(TimeSpan, TimeSpan, Boolean)
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- TimeSpanValidator.cs
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- TimeSpanValidator.cs
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- TimeSpanValidator.cs
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- TimeSpanValidator.cs
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- TimeSpanValidator.cs
Initializes a new instance of the TimeSpanValidator class, based on supplied parameters.
public:
TimeSpanValidator(TimeSpan minValue, TimeSpan maxValue, bool rangeIsExclusive);public TimeSpanValidator (TimeSpan minValue, TimeSpan maxValue, bool rangeIsExclusive);new System.Configuration.TimeSpanValidator : TimeSpan * TimeSpan * bool -> System.Configuration.TimeSpanValidatorPublic Sub New (minValue As TimeSpan, maxValue As TimeSpan, rangeIsExclusive As Boolean)Parameters
Remarks
The TimeSpanValidator constructor checks both the minimum and maximum TimeSpan values, as well as whether the validation range is exclusive. When the rangeIsExclusive parameter is set to true, the TimeSpan value must not be between the minValue and maxValue values.
Applies to
TimeSpanValidator(TimeSpan, TimeSpan, Boolean, Int64)
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- TimeSpanValidator.cs
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- TimeSpanValidator.cs
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- TimeSpanValidator.cs
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- TimeSpanValidator.cs
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- TimeSpanValidator.cs
Initializes a new instance of the TimeSpanValidator class, based on supplied parameters.
public:
TimeSpanValidator(TimeSpan minValue, TimeSpan maxValue, bool rangeIsExclusive, long resolutionInSeconds);public TimeSpanValidator (TimeSpan minValue, TimeSpan maxValue, bool rangeIsExclusive, long resolutionInSeconds);new System.Configuration.TimeSpanValidator : TimeSpan * TimeSpan * bool * int64 -> System.Configuration.TimeSpanValidatorPublic Sub New (minValue As TimeSpan, maxValue As TimeSpan, rangeIsExclusive As Boolean, resolutionInSeconds As Long)Parameters
Exceptions
resolutionInSeconds is less than 0.
-or-
minValue is greater than maxValue.
Examples
The following code example demonstrates how to use the TimeSpanValidator constructor. This code example is part of a larger example provided for the TimeSpanValidator class.
// Create TimeSpan and Validator.
TimeSpan testTimeSpan = new TimeSpan(0,1,05);
TimeSpan minTimeSpan = new TimeSpan(0,1,0);
TimeSpan maxTimeSpan = new TimeSpan(0,1,10);
TimeSpanValidator myTimeSpanValidator = new TimeSpanValidator(minTimeSpan, maxTimeSpan, false, 65);
' Create string and validator.
Dim testVal As String = "filename"
Dim myStrValidator As StringValidator = New StringValidator(1, 8, "$%^")
Remarks
When the resolutionInSeconds parameter is specified, the TimeSpan object being validated must be equal to this value in order to pass validation.
