How to use
calculateStartTime
method
in
org.dashbuilder.dataset.date.TimeInstant

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private void myMethod () {
 TimeInstant t =new TimeInstant()
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}

public Date getTimeInstant() {
  Date _start = calculateStartTime();
  if (timeAmount != null) timeAmount.adjustDate(_start);
  return _start;
}

public Date getTimeInstant() {
  Date _start = calculateStartTime();
  if (timeAmount != null) timeAmount.adjustDate(_start);
  return _start;
}

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