35 packages returned for Tags:"TimeSpan"

Library to extend the functionality of the TimeSpan structure to be comparable, serializable, and convertible. It also supports localized string formatting and parsing so a TimeSpan can be represented by something like "3 days, 2 hours, 19 minutes" instead of "3:02:19:00".

The Coding4Fun Toolkit has multiple controls and useful items for XAML based applications.

A small library to handle ISO8601 durations (e.g. P1Y for 1 year, PT2H30M for 2 hours and 30 minutes) in C#.

Library for work with Time spans

.NET parser for human-written time spans.

A tiny c# utility for calculating work days and work time. The code is written in .NET C#. The tool is useful for calculate difference between two dates of workdays, to plan projects excluding holidays and absences. Is also a simple starting-point to addons to estimate the date of the end of... More information

A small .NET library for reading plain English text and converting it to a TimeSpan

Simple extension to the original HotChocolate Type system to include basic support for `TimeSpan`s.

Abbotware Interop Library for System.Text.Json - Contains helper methods, extension methods, and plugins

A fluent interface in .NET for working with dates and times, inspired by ActiveSupport's time extensions.

Abbotware Interop Library for System.ServiceModel - Contains helper methods, extension methods, and plugins

Provides extension methods to create TimeSpan as timeout expressed in the International System.

Implements a simple set of helpers to handle EPOCH timestamps in .NET

A basic timespan picker for UWP

The Coding4Fun Toolkit has multiple controls and useful items such as a GzipWebClient and Audio Recorder for XAML based applications. This is the complete version which includes the network, storage wrappers, controls, and audio helper libraries.

Unix time stamp converter for Json.NET

Provides extensions for TimeSpan. Added new TimeValue Week, Year, Decade and Century.

Duration parser which return a timespan

This project implements a Finite-State-Machine (FSM) as a PCL (portable class library) designed to be used in games. Furthermore it implements even a Stack-Based-FSM (SBFSM). So you may tell it to 'continue with the last state before the active one'. You describe your FSM using a nice and well... More information

A .NET2 Winform control that renders and allows editing of a time-span value.