Intersect Method (TdPeriodDate)

The intersection between the and operands is calculated.

Syntax

'Declaration
 
Public Shared Function Intersect( _
   ByVal left As TdPeriodDate, _
   ByVal right As TdPeriodDate _
) As TdPeriodDate

'Usage
 
Dim left As TdPeriodDate
Dim right As TdPeriodDate
Dim value As TdPeriodDate
 
value = TdPeriodDate.Intersect(left, right)

public static TdPeriodDate Intersect( 
   TdPeriodDate left,
   TdPeriodDate right
)

public:
static TdPeriodDate Intersect( 
   TdPeriodDate left,
   TdPeriodDate right
)

A period that is the intersection between the left and right operands is returned.

Remarks

A TdPeriodDate.Null is returned under the following scenarios:

Either the left or right operand is TdPeriodDate.Null.
The left and right operands do not intersect.
The ending bound of one operand is the same as the beginning bound of the other operand.

In the following examples (bL, eL) is the left operand and (bR, eR) is the right operand.

Example	Comments
\|------\|--------\|------\| bL bR eL eR \|========\|	Intersection = (bR, eL)
\|------\|---------\|------\| bL bR eR eL \|=========\|	Intersection = (bR, eR)
\|--------\|---------\| bL eL bR eR	Intersection = null The ending bound of the first operand is the same as the starting bound of the second operand, eL = bR.
\|--------\|---\|------\| bL eL bR eR	Intersection = null The periods do not intersect.

Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2019