log4shib::TimeStamp(3)

🌸 NAME 🌸

Okay so this is the log4shib::TimeStamp(3) page from the Library Functions Manual, bestie 💖. It's literally a simple TimeStamp abstraction — that's the whole name, that's the whole vibe, and yes, it ate.

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

Start here, no cap:

#include <TimeStamp.hh>

💅 Public Member Functions

• TimeStamp () — constructs a TimeStamp representing 'now'. Main character energy: it just knows what time it is.
• TimeStamp (unsigned int seconds, unsigned int microSeconds=0) — constructs a TimeStamp representing the given offset since the epoch (00:00:00 1970/1/1 UTC). Iconic time math.
• int getSeconds () const — returns the 'seconds' part of the TimeStamp.
• int getMilliSeconds () const — returns the 'subseconds' part of the TimeStamp in milliseconds, and the math is literally getMilliSeconds() == getMicroSeconds() / 1000.
• int getMicroSeconds () const — returns the subsecond part of the TimeStamp in microseconds.

🫶 Static Public Member Functions

• static const TimeStamp & getStartTime () — returns a TimeStamp representing the time at which the application started. A little origin-story moment 🎀.

🎀 Protected Attributes

• int _seconds — protected attribute, bestie.
• int _microSeconds — also protected, also part of the subsecond situation.

⭐ Static Protected Attributes

• static TimeStamp _startStamp — static protected attribute, very "class-level secret" of it.

💖 Detailed Description 💖

A simple TimeStamp abstraction. That's it. That's the description. It's giving minimalist queen 💅.

🧚 Constructor & Destructor Documentation 🧚

log4shib::TimeStamp::TimeStamp ()

Constructs a TimeStamp representing 'now'. Literally the now-est now.

log4shib::TimeStamp::TimeStamp (unsigned int seconds, unsigned int microSeconds = 0)

Constructs a TimeStamp representing the given offset since the epoch (00:00:00 1970/1/1 UTC). Epoch girlie forever 🦋.

🦋 Member Function Documentation 🦋

int log4shib::TimeStamp::getMicroSeconds () const [inline]

Returns the subsecond part of the TimeStamp in microseconds. Important caveat, bestie: the actual precision of this value depends on the platform and may be in the order of milliseconds rather than microseconds. So like… microseconds-ish, not always full micro precision 😭.

int log4shib::TimeStamp::getMilliSeconds () const [inline]

Returns the 'subseconds' part of the TimeStamp in milliseconds, and the equation is exactly getMilliSeconds() == getMicroSeconds() / 1000. Math ate, fr fr.

int log4shib::TimeStamp::getSeconds () const [inline]

Returns the 'seconds' part of the TimeStamp. Simple, clean, iconic.

const TimeStamp & log4shib::TimeStamp::getStartTime () [inline], [static]

Returns a TimeStamp representing the time at which the application started. It's [inline], it's [static], it's the app's birthday basically 🎂.

🍓 Member Data Documentation 🍓

• int log4shib::TimeStamp::_microSeconds [protected] — protected member data, microsecond division.
• int log4shib::TimeStamp::_seconds [protected] — protected member data, seconds division.
• TimeStamp log4shib::TimeStamp::_startStamp [static], [protected] — static protected member data, the start-time stamp itself.

👑 Author 👑

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That's the whole page, babe ✨ — from log4shib Version 2.0.1, and the footer didn't give a separate date to quote, so we're not inventing one. Mwah 💋