`class Time`

A base-zero that supports assigning arbitrary values (both positive and negative) to all units. This simplifies computing relative times and dates by incrementing the relevant units and normalizing the result.

Note that base-zero means that the month and day start from zero, not one, as is the case with the standard Ruby Time and Date classes. That is because the fields also accept negative values, which would be ambiguous if the month and day started from one.

Definitions

`def initialize(years, months, days, hours, minutes, seconds, offset)`

Signature

parameter　years　Integer: The number of years.
parameter　months　Integer: The number of months.
parameter　days　Integer: The number of days.
parameter　hours　Integer: The number of hours.
parameter　minutes　Integer: The number of minutes.
parameter　seconds　Integer: The number of seconds.
parameter　offset　Integer: The time zone offset.

Implementation

def initialize(years, months, days, hours, minutes, seconds, offset)
	@years = years
	@months = months
	@days = days
	@hours = hours
	@minutes = minutes
	@seconds = seconds
	@offset = offset
end