Gets or sets the type of extrapolation to perform when a value is requested at a time before any available samples.
Gets the event that is raised whenever the definition of this property changes. The definition is considered to have changed if a call to getValue would return a different result for the same time.
Gets the derivative types used by this property.
Gets or sets the amount of time to extrapolate forward before the property becomes undefined. A value of 0 will extrapolate forever.
Gets or sets the type of extrapolation to perform when a value is requested at a time after any available samples.
Gets the interpolation algorithm to use when retrieving a value.
Gets the degree of interpolation to perform when retrieving a value.
Gets a value indicating if this property is constant. A property is considered constant if getValue always returns the same result for the current definition.
Gets the type of property.
Adds a new sample.
The sample time.
The value at the provided time.
Adds an array of samples.
An array of JulianDate instances where each index is a sample time.
The array of values, where each value corresponds to the provided times index.
Adds samples as a single packed array where each new sample is represented as a date, followed by the packed representation of the corresponding value and derivatives.
The array of packed samples.
Compares this property to the provided property and returns
true if they are equal, false otherwise.
true if left and right are equal, false otherwise.
Gets the value of the property at the provided time.
The time for which to retrieve the value.
The modified result parameter or a new instance if the result parameter was not supplied.
Removes a sample at the given time, if present.
The sample time.
true if a sample at time was removed, false otherwise.
Removes all samples for the given time interval.
The time interval for which to remove all samples.
Sets the algorithm and degree to use when interpolating a value.
Gets or sets the amount of time to extrapolate backward before the property becomes undefined. A value of 0 will extrapolate forever.