IntScrewdriver<T> extension

Provides extensions for int.

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Properties

asBool → bool
Returns true for non-zero values just like C language. e.g 1.asBool // returns true 0.asBool // returns false 452.asBool // returns true
no setter
days → Duration
Returns Duration equal to this no. of days
no setter
daysAfter → DateTime
Returns DateTime with date that is this days after
no setter
daysAgo → DateTime
Returns DateTime with date that is this days ago
no setter
digits → List<int>
Returns list of digits of this e.g 12345.digits // returns 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 e.g 8564.digits // returns 8, 5, 6, 4
no setter
hours → Duration
Returns Duration equal to this no. of hours
no setter
hoursAfter → DateTime
Returns DateTime with time that is this hours after
no setter
hoursAgo → DateTime
Returns DateTime with time that is this hours ago
no setter
isLeapYear → bool
Returns true if this represents a leap year
no setter
length → int
Returns no. of digits e.g. 3.length // returns 1 21.length // returns 2 541.length // returns 3
no setter
microseconds → Duration
Returns Duration equal to this no. of microseconds
no setter
milliseconds → Duration
Returns Duration equal to this no. of milliseconds
no setter
minutes → Duration
Returns Duration equal to this no. of minutes
no setter
minutesAfter → DateTime
Returns DateTime with time that is this minutes after
no setter
minutesAgo → DateTime
Returns DateTime with time that is this minutes ago
no setter
seconds → Duration
Returns Duration equal to this no. of seconds
no setter
weeks → Duration
Returns Duration equal to this no. of weeks
no setter
weeksAfter → DateTime
Returns DateTime with date that is this weeks after
no setter
weeksAgo → DateTime
Returns DateTime with date that is this weeks ago
no setter

Methods

downTo(int end) → IntRange
Creates an IntRange starting from this to end inclusively with default step size of 1. Example: 5.downTo(1); // creates range 5-4-3-2-1
isDivisibleBy(int divider) → bool
Returns true if this can be completely divisible by divider
isDivisibleByAll(List<int> dividers) → bool
Returns true if this can be completely divisible by all of the dividers.
rangeTo(int end) → IntRange
Creates an IntRange starting from this to end inclusively with default step size of 1. Example: 5.rangeTo(10); // creates range 5-6-7-8-9-10
repeat(T func(int count)) → List<T>
runs func for this number of times. This is irrespective of the sign of this. the for loop will always run from 1 to absolute value of this.
twoDigits() → String
Returns int as string which has a zero appended as prefix if this is a single digit value.
until(int end) → IntRange
Returns a range from this value up to but excluding the specified end value.