Class MoreTemporalAdjusters

    • Method Detail

      • adventSunday

        public static TemporalAdjuster adventSunday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the (First) Advent Sunday in the same year as the adjusted date.
        Since:
        1.0
      • ascensionThursday

        public static TemporalAdjuster ascensionThursday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Ascension Thursday (also known as Holy Thursday) in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Western Christian churches. For most of the Eastern Christian churches, use orthodoxAscensionThursday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • ashWednesday

        public static TemporalAdjuster ashWednesday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Ash Wednesday in the same year as the adjusted date.
        Since:
        1.0
      • bussUndBettag

        public static TemporalAdjuster bussUndBettag()
        Returns an adjuster returning the "Buß- und Bettag" (Germany) in the same year as the adjusted date.
        Since:
        1.0
      • cleanMonday

        public static TemporalAdjuster cleanMonday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Clean Monday (also known as Ash Monday, Green Monday, or Pure Monday) in the same year as the adjusted date.
        Since:
        1.0
      • corpusChristi

        public static TemporalAdjuster corpusChristi()
        Returns an adjuster returning the day of the Corpus Christi feast (also known as Corpus Domini feast) in the same year as the adjusted date.
        Since:
        1.0
      • easterMonday

        public static TemporalAdjuster easterMonday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Easter Monday in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Western Christian churches. For most of the Eastern Christian churches, use orthodoxEasterMonday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • easterSunday

        public static TemporalAdjuster easterSunday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Easter Sunday in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the 21 March in Gregorian Calendar as the starting point in determining the date of the Easter Sunday. That corresponds to most of the Western Christian churches. For most of the Eastern Christian churches, use orthodoxEasterSunday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • goodFriday

        public static TemporalAdjuster goodFriday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Good Friday in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Western Christian churches. For most of the Eastern Christian churches, use orthodoxGoodFriday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • holySaturday

        public static TemporalAdjuster holySaturday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Holy Saturday in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Western Christian churches. For most of the Eastern Christian churches, use orthodoxHolySaturday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • holyWednesday

        public static TemporalAdjuster holyWednesday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Holy Wednesday (also known as Spy Wednesday) in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Western Christian churches. For most of the Eastern Christian churches, use orthodoxHolyWednesday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • maundyThursday

        public static TemporalAdjuster maundyThursday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Maundy Thursday (also known as Covenant Thursday, Holy Thursday, or Sheer Thursday) in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Western Christian churches. For most of the Eastern Christian churches, use orthodoxMaundyThursday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • nextDay

        public static TemporalAdjuster nextDay()
        Returns an adjuster returning the next day of the adjusted date.
        Since:
        1.0
      • nextLeapYear

        public static TemporalAdjuster nextLeapYear()
        Returns an adjuster returning the month and day of the adjusted date in the next leap year.
        Since:
        1.0
      • nextOrSameLeapYear

        public static TemporalAdjuster nextOrSameLeapYear()
        Returns an adjuster returning the month and day of the adjusted date in the next (or same) leap year.
        Since:
        1.0
      • orthodoxAllSaintsDay

        public static TemporalAdjuster orthodoxAllSaintsDay()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Orthodox All Saints' Day in the same year as the adjusted date.
        Since:
        1.0
      • orthodoxAscensionThursday

        public static TemporalAdjuster orthodoxAscensionThursday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Ascension Thursday (also known as Holy Thursday) in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Eastern Christian churches. For most of the Western Christian churches, use ascensionThursday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • orthodoxEasterMonday

        public static TemporalAdjuster orthodoxEasterMonday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Easter Monday in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Eastern Christian churches. For most of the Western Christian churches, use easterMonday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • orthodoxEasterSunday

        public static TemporalAdjuster orthodoxEasterSunday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Easter Sunday in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the 21 March in Julian Calendar as the starting point in determining the date of the Easter Sunday. That corresponds to most of the Eastern Christian churches. For most of the Western Christian churches, use easterSunday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • orthodoxGoodFriday

        public static TemporalAdjuster orthodoxGoodFriday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Good Friday in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Eastern Christian churches. For most of the Western Christian churches, use goodFriday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • orthodoxHolySaturday

        public static TemporalAdjuster orthodoxHolySaturday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Holy Saturday in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Eastern Christian churches. For most of the Western Christian churches, use holySaturday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • orthodoxHolyWednesday

        public static TemporalAdjuster orthodoxHolyWednesday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Holy Wednesday (also known as Holy and Great Wednesday) in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Eastern Christian churches. For most of the Western Christian churches, use holyWednesday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • orthodoxMaundyThursday

        public static TemporalAdjuster orthodoxMaundyThursday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Maundy Thursday (also known as Covenant Thursday, Holy Thursday, or Sheer Thursday) in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Eastern Christian churches. For most of the Western Christian churches, use maundyThursday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • orthodoxPalmSunday

        public static TemporalAdjuster orthodoxPalmSunday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Palm Sunday in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Eastern Christian churches. For most of the Western Christian churches, use palmSunday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • orthodoxWhitMonday

        public static TemporalAdjuster orthodoxWhitMonday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Whit(e) Monday (also known as Pentecost Monday) in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Eastern Christian churches. For most of the Western Christian churches, use whitMonday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • orthodoxWhitSunday

        public static TemporalAdjuster orthodoxWhitSunday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Whit(e) Sunday (also known as Pentecost Sunday) in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Eastern Christian churches. For most of the Western Christian churches, use whitSunday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • palmSunday

        public static TemporalAdjuster palmSunday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Palm Sunday in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Western Christian churches. For most of the Eastern Christian churches, use orthodoxPalmSunday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • pastileBlajinilor

        public static TemporalAdjuster pastileBlajinilor()
        Returns an adjuster returning the "Paştile Blajinilor" (Moldova) in the same year as the adjusted date.
        Since:
        1.0
      • previousDay

        public static TemporalAdjuster previousDay()
        Returns an adjuster returning the previous day of the adjusted date.
        Since:
        1.0
      • previousLeapYear

        public static TemporalAdjuster previousLeapYear()
        Returns an adjuster returning the month and day of the adjusted date in the previous leap year.
        Since:
        1.0
      • previousOrSame

        public static TemporalAdjuster previousOrSame​(MonthDay monthDay)
        Returns an adjuster returning the given month-day preceding (or same as) the adjusted date.
        Throws:
        IllegalArgumentException - if monthDay is null
        Since:
        1.0
      • previousOrSameLeapYear

        public static TemporalAdjuster previousOrSameLeapYear()
        Returns an adjuster returning the month and day of the adjusted date in the previous (or same) leap year.
        Since:
        1.0
      • shroveMonday

        public static TemporalAdjuster shroveMonday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Shrove Monday (also known as Collop Monday, Hall Monday, Merry Monday, or Rose Monday) in the same year as the adjusted date.
        Since:
        1.0
      • shroveTuesday

        public static TemporalAdjuster shroveTuesday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Shrove Tuesday in the same year as the adjusted date.
        Since:
        1.0
      • storeBededag

        public static TemporalAdjuster storeBededag()
        Returns an adjuster returning the "store bededag" (Denmark) in the same year as the adjusted date.
        Since:
        1.0
      • trinitySunday

        public static TemporalAdjuster trinitySunday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Trinity Sunday in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Western Christian churches. For most of the Eastern Christian churches, use orthodoxWhitSunday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • whitMonday

        public static TemporalAdjuster whitMonday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Whit(e) Monday (also known as Pentecost Monday) in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Western Christian churches. For most of the Eastern Christian churches, use orthodoxWhitMonday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0
      • whitSunday

        public static TemporalAdjuster whitSunday()
        Returns an adjuster returning the Whit(e) Sunday (also known as Pentecost Sunday) in the same year as the adjusted date.

        This method uses the rules corresponding to most of the Western Christian churches. For most of the Eastern Christian churches, use orthodoxWhitSunday() instead.

        Since:
        1.0