Struct lrs::time::Time

A time offset.

Syntax

struct Time {
    seconds: i64,
    nanoseconds: i64,
}

Name	Description
seconds	The seconds part of the offset.
nanoseconds	The nanoseconds part of the offset.

Name	Description
days	Creates a `Time` that represents a number of days.
hours	Creates a `Time` that represents a number of hours.
microseconds	Creates a `Time` that represents a number of microseconds.
milliseconds	Creates a `Time` that represents a number of milliseconds.
minutes	Creates a `Time` that represents a number of minutes.
nanoseconds	Creates a `Time` that represents a number of nanoseconds.
seconds	Creates a `Time` that represents a number of seconds.

Receiver	Name	Description
`self`	normalize	Normalizes the time.

Name	Description
Add	Objects that implement the binary `+` operator.
Clone	Objects that can be duplicated.
Copy	Objects that can safely be copied via `memcpy`.
Debug	Objects that can be formatted in a "debug" form.
Eq	Objects that implement the binary `==` and `!=` operators.
MaybeClone	Objects that can be duplicated.
Ord	Objects that are part of a total order.
PartialOrd	Objects that implement the binary `<`, `<=`, `>`, and `>=` operators.
Pod	Objects that are safe to use if they contain a random bit pattern.
Sub	Objects that implement the binary `-` operator.

This can have various meanings such as the duration of a timeout parameter or the offset from the epoch when a file was created.