Lines Matching refs:time
363 // to end at the new start time.
367 // Update the current repeating event to end at the new start time. We
595 * When we aren't given an explicit start time, we default to the next
598 * @return a UTC time in milliseconds representing the next upcoming half
615 * When we aren't given an explicit end time, we default to an hour after
616 * the start time.
617 * @param startTime the start time
618 * @return a default end time
641 // If none of the time-dependent fields changed, then remove them.
659 // start time of the first event in the series, not the current
660 // date and time. If the start time of the event was changed
661 // (from, say, 3pm to 4pm), then we want to add the time difference
662 // to the start time of the first event in the series (the DTSTART
668 // The user changed the start time of this event
673 Time time = new Time(Time.TIMEZONE_UTC);
674 time.set(oldStartMillis);
675 time.hour = 0;
676 time.minute = 0;
677 time.second = 0;
678 oldStartMillis = time.toMillis(false);
695 * @param endTimeMillis The time before which the event must end (i.e. the start time of the
708 // Get the start time of the first instance in the original recurrence.
750 // The "until" time must be in UTC time in order for Google calendar
751 // to display it properly. For all-day events, the "until" time string
752 // must include just the date field, and not the time field. The
753 // repeating events repeat up to and including the "until" time.
757 // Subtract one second from the old begin time to get the new
758 // "until" time.
900 // It's the first event in the series if the start time before being
901 // modified is the same as the original event's start time
1208 * fixing the time on allDay events and choosing whether to use an rrule or
1235 // Reset start and end time, ensure at least 1 day duration, and set
1309 // No need to waste any time with the parsing if the rule is empty.
1317 // In this case, we'll need to push the start time to fall on the first day of the week