Creates a new Time object that represents the number of seconds after the time that this Time object represents.
public Time addSeconds( long interval )
interval
A long value that represents the number of seconds to add to the current time.
Returns a Time object representing the new time.
Time objects cannot be altered. Use the addSeconds method to create a new Time object whose time is based on the current Time object but incremented by the number of seconds specified in interval.
Example
The following example illustrates how to use the addSeconds method to create a new Time object that is 30 seconds later in time than a Time object that is initialized to the current time:
public void AddThirtySeconds() { //Create object that is set to current time Time now = new Time(); //Output the current time System.out.println("The current time is: " + now.toString()); //Increment the current time by 30 seconds Time thirtySeconds = now.addSeconds(30); //Output the time System.out.println("The time 30 seconds from now is: " + thirtySeconds.formatLongTime()); }
See Also addMillis, addHours, addMinutes, formatLongTime