duration Class Reference

The duration class represents a time interval in milliseconds. More...

#include <time.hpp>

Public Member Functions
duration	absolute () const
bool	operator< (duration const &op) const
bool	operator<= (duration const &op) const
bool	operator> (duration const &op) const
bool	operator>= (duration const &op) const
Getters
All getters return the total time of the duration, rounded down to the requested granularity.
int64_t	get_days () const
int64_t	get_hours () const
int64_t	get_minutes () const
int64_t	get_seconds () const
int64_t	get_milliseconds () const

Friends
duration	operator- (duration const &a, duration const &b)
duration	operator+ (duration const &a, duration const &b)
duration	operator/ (duration const &a, int64_t b)

Setters
duration &	operator+= (duration const &op)
duration &	operator-= (duration const &op)
duration &	operator/= (int64_t op)
duration	operator- () const
	operator bool () const
duration &	operator*= (int64_t op)
static duration	from_days (int64_t m)
static duration	from_hours (int64_t m)
static duration	from_minutes (int64_t m)
static duration	from_seconds (int64_t m)
static duration	from_milliseconds (int64_t m)

Detailed Description

The duration class represents a time interval in milliseconds.

Constructing a non-empty duration is only possible using the static setters which have the time unit as part of the function name.

In contract to datetime, duration does not track accuracy.

Note

Arithmetic operations on duration do not check for integer over/underflow

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• time.hpp