Class FixedClock (1.42.0)
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public class FixedClock implements Clock
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A thread-safe fixed time implementation of the Clock to be used for unit testing.
Explicitly allows you to set the time to any arbitrary value.
Constructors
FixedClock()
Initializes the FixedClock with 0 millis as start time.
FixedClock(long startTime)
public FixedClock(long startTime)
Initializes the FixedClock with the specified time.
| Name | Description |
| startTime | long
time in milliseconds used for initialization.
|
Methods
currentTimeMillis()
public long currentTimeMillis()
Returns the current time in milliseconds since midnight, January 1, 1970 UTC, to match the
behavior of System#currentTimeMillis().
setTime(long newTime)
public FixedClock setTime(long newTime)
Changes the time value this time provider is returning.
| Name | Description |
| newTime | long
New time in milliseconds.
|
Returns
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Last updated 2024-03-22 UTC.
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