Examples of org.joda.time.Period.plusMonths()

org.joda.time.Period.plusMonths()
Returns a new period plus the specified number of months added.
This period instance is immutable and unaffected by this method call. @param months the amount of months to add, may be negative @return the new period plus the increased months @throws UnsupportedOperationException if the field is not supported

    if (!holder.isSet()) {
      return null;
    }


      Period p = new Period();
      return p.plusMonths(holder.months).plusDays(holder.days).plusMillis(holder.milliSeconds);


  }


}

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    if (!holder.isSet()) {
      return null;
    }


      Period p = new Period();
      return p.plusMonths(holder.months).plusDays(holder.days).plusMillis(holder.milliSeconds);




  }


  @Override

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    if (!holder.isSet()) {
      return null;
    }


      Period p = new Period();
      return p.plusMonths(holder.months).plusDays(holder.days).plusMillis(holder.milliSeconds);


  }


}

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  @Override
  public Period readPeriod(){


      Period p = new Period();
      return p.plusMonths(holder.months).plusDays(holder.days).plusMillis(holder.milliSeconds);




  }


  @Override

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  }


  private Object readSingleObject() {


      Period p = new Period();
      return p.plusMonths(holder.months).plusDays(holder.days).plusMillis(holder.milliSeconds);


  }


}

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  @Override
  public Period readPeriod(){


      Period p = new Period();
      return p.plusMonths(holder.months).plusDays(holder.days).plusMillis(holder.milliSeconds);




  }


  @Override

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  }


  private Object readSingleObject() {


      Period p = new Period();
      return p.plusMonths(holder.months).plusDays(holder.days).plusMillis(holder.milliSeconds);


  }


}

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