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123 | 123 | (def ^{:arglists (quote ([f initial v & vs])), :doc "Returns a lazy sequence of `initial` , `(apply f initial v vs)`, etc.\n\n Useful when you want to produce a sequence of temporal entities, for\n example:\n\n ```\n (iterate plus (days 0) 1)\n => (#<Period P0D> #<Period P1D> #<Period P2D> ...)\n\n (iterate plus (local-date 2010 1 1) (years 1))\n => (#<LocalDate 2010年01月01日> #<LocalDate 2011年01月01日> ...)\n\n (iterate adjust (local-date 2010 1 1) :next-working-day)\n => (#<LocalDate 2010年01月01日> #<LocalDate 2010年01月04日> ...)\n ```"} iterate java-time.seqs/iterate) |
124 | 124 | (def ^{:arglists (quote ([entity adjuster & args])), :doc "Adjusts the temporal `entity` using the provided `adjuster` with optional `args`.\n\n The adjuster should either be a keyword which resolves to one of the\n predefined adjusters (see [[java-time.repl/show-adjusters]]) an instance of\n `TemporalAdjuster` or a function which returns another temporal entity when\n applied to the given one:\n\n ```\n (adjust (local-date 2015 1 1) :next-working-day)\n => #<LocalDate 2015年1月2日>\n\n (adjust (local-date 2015 1 1) :first-in-month :monday)\n => #<LocalDate 2015年1月5日>\n\n (adjust (local-date 2015 1 1) plus (days 1))\n => #<LocalDate 2015年1月2日>\n ```"} adjust java-time.adjuster/adjust) |
125 | 125 | (def ^{:arglists (quote ([o] [fmt o])), :doc "Formats the given time entity as a string.\n\n Accepts something that can be converted to a `DateTimeFormatter` or a\n formatter key, e.g. `:iso-offset-time`, as a first argument. Given one\n argument uses the default format.\n\n ```\n (format (zoned-date-time))\n => \"2015年03月21日T09:22:46.677800+01:00[Europe/London]\"\n\n (format :iso-date (zoned-date-time))\n \"2015年03月21日+01:00\"\n ```"} format java-time.format/format) |
126 | | -(def ^{:arglists (quote ([fmt] [fmt arg1])), :doc "Constructs a DateTimeFormatter out of a\n\n * format string - \"yyyy/MM/dd\", \"HH:mm\", etc.\n * formatter name - :iso-date, :iso-time, etc.\n\n Accepts a map of options as an optional second argument:\n\n * `resolver-style` - either `:strict`, `:smart `or `:lenient`\n * `case` - either `:insensitive` or `:sensitive` (defaults to :sensitive)", :tag java.time.format.DateTimeFormatter} formatter java-time.format/formatter) |
| 126 | +(def ^{:arglists (quote ([fmt] [fmt arg1])), :doc "Constructs a DateTimeFormatter out of a\n\n * format string - \"yyyy/MM/dd\", \"HH:mm\", etc.\n * formatter name - :iso-date, :iso-time, etc.\n\n Accepts a map of options as an optional second argument:\n\n * `resolver-style` - either `:strict`, `:smart` or `:lenient`\n * `case` - either `:insensitive` or `:sensitive` (defaults to :sensitive)", :tag java.time.format.DateTimeFormatter} formatter java-time.format/formatter) |
127 | 127 | (def ^{:arglists (quote ([] [a] [a b])), :doc "Creates a `java.util.Date` out of any combination of arguments valid for\n [[instant]] or the Instant itself.\n\n A `java.util.Date` represents an instant in time. It's a direct analog of the\n `java.time.Instant` type introduced in the JSR-310. Please consider using the\n `java.time.Instant` (through [[instant]]) directly.", :tag java.util.Date} java-date java-time.pre-java8/java-date) |
128 | 128 | (def ^{:arglists (quote ([] [arg0] [arg0 arg1] [arg0 arg1 arg2])), :doc "Creates a `java.sql.Date` out of any combination of arguments valid for\n [[local-date]] or the `LocalDate` itself.\n\n Please consider using the JSR-310 Java Time types instead of `java.sql.Date`\n if your drivers support them.\n\n Even though `java.sql.Date` extends a `java.util.Date`, it's supposed to be\n used as a local date (no time component or time zone) for the purposes of\n conversion from/to native JDBC driver DATE types.", :tag java.sql.Date} sql-date java-time.pre-java8/sql-date) |
129 | 129 | (def ^{:arglists (quote ([] [arg0] [arg0 arg1] [arg0 arg1 arg2] [arg0 arg1 arg2 arg3] [arg0 arg1 arg2 arg3 arg4] [arg0 arg1 arg2 arg3 arg4 arg5] [arg0 arg1 arg2 arg3 arg4 arg5 arg6])), :doc "Creates a `java.sql.Timestamp` in the local time zone out of any combination\n of arguments valid for [[local-date-time]] or the `LocalDateTime`\n itself.\n\n Does not support `Timestamp` construction from an `Instant` or a long millis value---please use\n [[instant->sql-timestamp]] for this purpose.\n\n Please consider using the JSR-310 Java Time types instead of\n `java.sql.Timestamp` if your drivers support them.\n\n `java.sql.Timestamp` is a version of a `java.util.Date` supposed to be used\n as a local date-time (no time zone) for the purposes of conversion from/to native\n JDBC driver TIMESTAMP types.", :tag java.sql.Timestamp} sql-timestamp java-time.pre-java8/sql-timestamp) |
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