XTime

Since Virtual Ticket uses separate date and time types, it is recommended that you use the XTime object instead of the Date object when working with times.

Core object

Created by

new XTime()
new XTime( hr_num )
new XTime( hr_num, min_num )
new XTime( hr_num, min_num, sec_num )

Parameters

Parameter	Description
hr_num, min_num, sec_num	Integer values representing part of a time.

Description

If you supply no arguments, the constructor creates a XTime object for the current local time. If you supply some arguments but not others, the missing arguments are set to 0.

The XTime object provides uniform behavior across platforms.

Example

The following example returns the time elapsed between timeA and timeB in seconds.

Property Summary

Property	Description
`constructor`	Specifies the function that creates an object's prototype.
`prototype`	Allows the addition of properties to a `XTime` object.

Method Summary

Method	Description
`addHours`	Add hours to the specified `XTime` object.
`addMinutes`	Add minutes to the specified `XTime` object.
`addSeconds`	Add seconds to the specified `XTime` object.
`getHours`	Returns the hour in the specified time according to local time.
`getMinutes`	Returns the minutes in the specified time according to local time.
`getSeconds`	Returns the seconds in the specified time according to local time.
`setHours`	Sets the hours for a specified time according to local time.
`setMinutes`	Sets the minutes for a specified time according to local time.
`setSeconds`	Sets the seconds for a specified time according to local time.
`toSource`	Returns an object literal representing the specified `XTime` object; you can use this value to create a new object. Overrides the `Object.toSource` method.
`toString`	Returns a string representing the specified `XTime` object. Overrides the `Object.toString` method.
`valueOf`	Returns the primitive value of a `XTime` object. Overrides the `Object.valueOf` method.

In addition, this object inherits the Object.watch and Object.unwatch methods from Object.