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December 13th, 2001
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Last Updated: |
December 13th, 2001
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BSD/MIT |
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445 total; 1 recently |
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About ClockTime Class:
A class for converting time into days, hours, minutes, seconds, etc. Can also generate a BString containing the properly formatted time.
Converts "bigtime_t" (1/1000000sec) time measurements into "Clock Time". Time can be converted to total days, total hours, or total minutes, etc.
"Time parts" can be retrieved, as in <days>:<hours>:<minutes>:<seconds>.<fractionals>.
String formatting options include whether or not to include digits to the left or right of the decimal point (fractions of a second), the number of (zero-padded) decimal places you want, etc.
You can also choose to display fractions of a second (the right-hand side of the decimal point) in any number "fractional" parts that you want. For instance, you could choose 10ths of a second, 100ths of a second, or 30ths of a second.
Very handy, very clean, and can handle VERY LARGE and VERY SMALL time measurements. Very cool.
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Latest Version |
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Details about this version:
First public release.
WARNING: There is a calculation bug in a few of the time conversion functions. This will be fixed shortly, in a new release. You have been warned. :)
Supports:
bigtime_t to Total Days, Total Hours, Total Minutes, etc.
bigtime_t to Days "Part", Hours "Part", Minutes "Part", etc.
bigtime_t to Formatted Text (BString).
Fractional seconds "fraction" is selectable.
Several useful string-formatting options.
DOES NOT (YET) SUPPORT Formatted Text input (Formatted Text to bigtime_t)... coming soon.
Not terribly efficient, but not too slow either. :)
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Any Processor - requires R5 (4 KB) |
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