A TimeSpec is a specification for a time interval. More...

#include <TimeSpec.hxx>

Inheritance diagram for dueca::TimeSpec:

Collaboration diagram for dueca::TimeSpec:

Public Member Functions
	TimeSpec (const TimeSpec &)
	Copy constructor.

	TimeSpec (TimeTickType validity_start, TimeTickType validity_end)
	Complete constructor, with the start and end time.

	TimeSpec (int validity_start, int validity_end)
	Complete constructor, with the start and end time.

	TimeSpec (TimeTickType validity_start)
	Constructor for a TimeSpec that starts and ends at the same time.

	TimeSpec (double validity_start, double validity_end)
	Constructor with double arguments.

	TimeSpec (float validity_start, float validity_end)
	Variation with float.

	TimeSpec (const DataTimeSpec &)
	Constructor with a DataTimeSpec as input.

	TimeSpec ()
	Default constructor.

virtual	~TimeSpec ()
	Destructor.

virtual TimeSpec *	clone () const
	This clones a TimeSpec, giving back a pointer to an identical copy.

virtual bool	advance (const TimeSpec &a)
	Move the time forward with the data given in another TimeSpec.

virtual bool	advance (const DataTimeSpec &a)
	Move the time forward with the data given in a DataTimeSpec.

virtual bool	advance (const TimeTickType &validity_end=MAX_TIMETICK)
	Move the time to the next contiguous interval, that ends at the end tick specified in the parameter.

virtual bool	forceAdvance (const TimeTickType &validity_point)
	Jump ahead in time, possibly leaving a gap.

virtual bool	forceAdvance (const DataTimeSpec &t)
	Jump ahead in time, possibly leaving a gap.

TimeTickType	getValidityStart () const
	Returns the time at which the interval starts.

TimeTickType	getValidityEnd () const
	Returns the time at which the interval has ended.

TimeTickType	getValiditySpan () const
	Returns the size of the interval.

bool	operator== (const TimeSpec &other) const
	Compare one interval to another.

bool	operator!= (const TimeSpec &other) const
	Compare one interval to another, and return true when not equal.

TimeSpec	operator+ (const int delta) const
	Move an interval up with a time delta.

TimeSpec	operator+ (const unsigned int delta) const
	Move an interval up with a time delta.

TimeSpec	operator+ (const double delta) const
	Move an interval up with a time in seconds.

TimeSpec	operator+ (const float delta) const
	Move an interval up with a time in seconds.

TimeSpec	operator- (const double delta) const
	Move an interval up with a time in seconds.

TimeSpec	operator- (const float delta) const
	Move an interval up with a time in seconds.

TimeSpec	operator- (const int delta) const
	Move an interval back with a time delta.

TimeSpec	operator- (const unsigned int delta) const
	Move an interval back with a time delta.

int	operator- (const TimeSpec &to) const
	Get the difference between two timespec's.

TimeSpec &	operator= (const DataTimeSpec &o)
	Copy from a data timespec.

double	getDtInSeconds () const
	Get the value of the interval in seconds.

int	getUsecsElapsed () const
	Find out how many microseconds elapsed since the formal start of this time.

ostream &	print (ostream &os) const
	Write to stream, mainly for debugging purposes.

Static Public Member Functions
static const TimeSpec &	endOfTime ()
	The time spec at the end of time.

static const TimeSpec &	startOfTime ()
	The time spec at the beginning of time.

Static Public Attributes
static const TimeSpec	end_of_time
	A special time spec at the end of time.

static const TimeSpec	start_of_time
	Timespec at the start of time.

Protected Attributes
TimeTickType	validity_start
	The time interval starts here.

TimeTickType	validity_end
	The time interval ends before this.

Friends
struct	DataTimeSpec

class	PeriodicTimeSpec

Detailed Description

A TimeSpec is a specification for a time interval.

It is given in integer time steps, and defines the step from which the time interval is valid, and the step from which it is no longer valid.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ TimeSpec() [1/5]

dueca::TimeSpec::TimeSpec	(	TimeTickType	validity_start,
		TimeTickType	validity_end )

Complete constructor, with the start and end time.

Parameters

validity_start	time tick at which data becomes valid
validity_end	time tick at which data (calc, etc.) becomes invalid.

◆ TimeSpec() [2/5]

dueca::TimeSpec::TimeSpec	(	int	validity_start,
		int	validity_end )

Complete constructor, with the start and end time.

This time an integer variation, since often simply integer arguments are given.

Parameters

validity_start	time tick at which data becomes valid
validity_end	time tick at which data (calc, etc.) becomes invalid.

◆ TimeSpec() [3/5]

dueca::TimeSpec::TimeSpec ( TimeTickType validity_start )

Constructor for a TimeSpec that starts and ends at the same time.

For example events are like this.

◆ TimeSpec() [4/5]

dueca::TimeSpec::TimeSpec	(	double	validity_start,
		double	validity_end )

Constructor with double arguments.

Note that the argument will be converted to time ticks, and that rounding off may occur.

If start and end are not exactly (as in floating point exactly) equal, the integer end time tick will always be at least one higher than the start time tick. This is to prevent creation of 0 timespans, which can produce infinite loops in clocks.

Parameters

validity_start	time (in s!) at which data becomes valid
validity_end	time (in s!) at which data (calc, etc.) becomes invalid.

◆ TimeSpec() [5/5]

dueca::TimeSpec::TimeSpec	(	float	validity_start,
		float	validity_end )

Variation with float.

Note that the argument will be converted to time ticks, and that rounding off may occur.

If start and end are not exactly (as in floating point exactly) equal, the integer end time tick will always be at least one higher than the start time tick. This is to prevent creation of 0 timespans, which can produce infinite loops in clocks.

Parameters

validity_start	time (in s!) at which data becomes valid
validity_end	time (in s!) at which data (calc, etc.) becomes invalid.

Member Function Documentation

◆ clone()

virtual TimeSpec * dueca::TimeSpec::clone ( ) const

virtual

This clones a TimeSpec, giving back a pointer to an identical copy.

Also clones the derived classes.

Reimplemented in dueca::PeriodicTimeSpec.

◆ advance() [1/3]

virtual bool dueca::TimeSpec::advance ( const TimeSpec & a )

virtual

Move the time forward with the data given in another TimeSpec.

Parameters

a	TimeSpec with new times.

Reimplemented in dueca::PeriodicTimeSpec.

◆ advance() [2/3]

virtual bool dueca::TimeSpec::advance ( const DataTimeSpec & a )

virtual

Move the time forward with the data given in a DataTimeSpec.

Parameters

a	TimeSpec with new times.

Reimplemented in dueca::PeriodicTimeSpec.

◆ advance() [3/3]

virtual bool dueca::TimeSpec::advance ( const TimeTickType & validity_end = MAX_TIMETICK )

virtual

Move the time to the next contiguous interval, that ends at the end tick specified in the parameter.

Reimplemented in dueca::PeriodicTimeSpec.

◆ forceAdvance() [1/2]

virtual bool dueca::TimeSpec::forceAdvance ( const TimeTickType & validity_point )

virtual

Jump ahead in time, possibly leaving a gap.

This does not do great wonders for a TimeSpec, but a PeriodicTimeSpec (one of the derived classes) has different behaviour to an advance and a forceAdvance.

Reimplemented in dueca::PeriodicTimeSpec.

◆ forceAdvance() [2/2]

virtual bool dueca::TimeSpec::forceAdvance ( const DataTimeSpec & t )

virtual

Jump ahead in time, possibly leaving a gap.

Reimplemented in dueca::PeriodicTimeSpec.

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

/home/abuild/rpmbuild/BUILD/dueca-4.1.3/dueca/TimeSpec.hxx

Public Member Functions

Static Public Member Functions

Static Public Attributes

Protected Attributes

Friends

Detailed Description

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ TimeSpec() [1/5]

◆ TimeSpec() [2/5]

◆ TimeSpec() [3/5]

◆ TimeSpec() [4/5]

◆ TimeSpec() [5/5]

Member Function Documentation

◆ clone()

◆ advance() [1/3]

◆ advance() [2/3]

◆ advance() [3/3]

◆ forceAdvance() [1/2]

◆ forceAdvance() [2/2]