SDL_TimeToDateTime(3)
β¨ SDL_TimeToDateTime β¨
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πΈ NAME πΈ
SDL_TimeToDateTime β converts an SDL_Time in nanoseconds since the epoch into a calendar time in the SDL_DateTime format. it's giving timezone glow-up, fr fr π°οΈβ¨
π SYNOPSIS π
#include <SDL3/SDL_time.h>
bool SDL_TimeToDateTime(SDL_Time ticks, SDL_DateTime *dt, bool localTime);
π FUNCTION PARAMETERS π
ticksβ theSDL_Timeyou want converted. that's the raw number, the vibes in nanoseconds, the whole point of the operation π«Άdtβ the resultingSDL_DateTime. this is where the calendar-y goodness lands, so make sure it's pointing somewhere real, okay? no cap.localTimeβ if it'strue, the resultingSDL_DateTimegets expressed in local time. if it'sfalse, you get it in Universal Coordinated Time (UTC) instead. pick your fighter π vs π
β RETURN VALUE β
returns true on success, or false on failure π and if it fails, you call SDL_GetError() for more info. always check, bestie, don't just assume it ate π
π§ THREAD SAFETY π§
it is safe to call this function from any thread. go wild, queen π no locks, no stress, no drama.
π AVAILABILITY π
this function has been available since SDL 3.2.0. so if you're on something older, sorry babe, it's not there π
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this lil rewrite came to you courtesy of Simple Directmedia Layer, sitting pretty at SDL 3.4.18, and yeah it's still the SDL_TimeToDateTime(3) page β same icon, new energy. bye bestie, go convert some timestamps ππ¦
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