Create an instance of a CommandTimeLine object with the specified name and subscribe to update for the CommandTimeLine

Convert a byte array back to a value

Returns the element following his one.

Returns the value at time t, if there is one; otherwise returns null.

Returns the element with latest time before the given time. Returns null is there is no such element.

Returns the element with latest time before or at the given time. Returns null is there is no such element.

Disconnects the time line from the subscription list

Returns a value for the given time. Producing this value may require interpolation or extrapolation.

Returns a list of commands for the given time range.

There is a new connection, no need to do anything for commands

Returns the next ground time after the given time. If there is no future ground time, returns t.

Returns the next ground time before the given time. If there is no past ground time, returns t.

Adds an existing stream to the subscription list

Sends the value of the time line at time t, without setting locally

Sets the value of the time line at time t. Any previously set values later than t are removed.

Sets the value of the stream at time t. Any previously set values later than t are removed.

Used to update a value from a remote stream. The remote time is in real time, not relative time, so must be converted to relative time before saving.

Set the unique id for the timeline

Convert a value to a byte array for sending over the network

Name of the command time line

Maximum number of values to store in the command time line

Create an event based on the CommandHandler delegate