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TimeExtent | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 3.46

require(["esri/TimeExtent"], function(TimeExtent) { /* code goes here */ });
Description

(Added at v2.0)

The time extent is a span of time going from a start time to an end time. To represent an instant in time set the startTime and endTime to the same time value. The TimeExtent is returned in the metadata for time-aware services and layers. It is often used to create a

TimeSlider

ranging from a start time to an end time.

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Constructor Details

Creates a new TimeExtent object with the specifed start and end time. If the startTime is null or undefined the start time is negative infinity. If the endTime is null or undefined the endTime is positive infinity. To represent an instant in time set the startTime and endTime to the same time value.

Parameters: <Date> startTime Required The start time for the specified time extent. <Date> endTime Required The end time for the specified time extent.

Property Details

The end time for the specified time extent.

Sample: 
timeExtent.endTime = new Date("12/31/1992 UTC");

The start time for the specified time extent.

Sample: 

 timeExtent.startTime = new Date("1/1/1989 UTC");

Method Details

Returns a new time extent indicating the intersection between "this" and the argument time extent.

Parameters: <TimeExtent> timeExtent Required The input time extent.

Returns a new time extent with the given offset from "this' time extent.

Parameters: <Number> offsetValue Required The length of time to offset from "this" time extent. <String> offsetUnits Required The offset units, see the TimeInfo constants for a list of valid values.

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