STD::CHRONO::DURATION(3)

💖 NAME 💖

bestie ok so std::chrono::duration< _Rep, _Period > — it's a chrono::duration and what it does is represent a distance between two points in time. that's it. that's the whole vibe. a little gap between two moments 🕰️✨

(also quick housekeeping: this page lives in the Library Functions Manual, and its title is std::chron... _Period >(3) — folding that in up top so you know where you are 🫶)

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✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

🌸 Public Types

• using period
• using rep

🎀 Public Member Functions

template<typename _Rep2, typename = _Require<
    is_convertible<const _Rep2&, rep>,       __or_<__is_float<rep>,
    __not_<__is_float<_Rep2>>>>> constexpr duration (const _Rep2 &__rep)

duration (const duration &)=default

template<typename _Rep2, typename _Period2, typename = _Require<
    is_convertible<const _Rep2&, rep>,
    __or_<__is_float<rep>,
    __and_<__is_harmonic<_Period2>,
    __not_<__is_float<_Rep2>>>>>> constexpr duration (const duration<
    _Rep2, _Period2 > &__d)

constexpr rep count () const

template<typename _Rep2 = rep> constexpr
    __enable_if_t<!treat_as_floating_point< _Rep2 >::value, duration & >
    operator%= (const duration &__d)

template<typename _Rep2 = rep> constexpr
    __enable_if_t<!treat_as_floating_point< _Rep2 >::value, duration & >
    operator%= (const rep &__rhs)

constexpr duration & operator*= (const rep &__rhs)

constexpr duration< typename common_type< rep >::type, period >
    operator+ () const

constexpr duration & operator++ ()

constexpr duration operator++ (int)

constexpr duration & operator+= (const duration &__d)

constexpr duration< typename common_type< rep >::type, period >
    operator- () const

constexpr duration & operator-- ()

constexpr duration operator-- (int)

constexpr duration & operator-= (const duration &__d)

constexpr duration & operator/= (const rep &__rhs)

duration & operator= (const duration &)=default

🦋 Static Public Member Functions

• static constexpr duration max () noexcept
• static constexpr duration min () noexcept
• static constexpr duration zero () noexcept

🌈 Related Symbols

heads up bestie: these are not member symbols. they're the free-floating friends of the class, doing their own thing 💅

• template<typename _Rep1, typename _Period1, typename _Rep2, typename _Period2> constexpr common_type< duration< _Rep1, _Period1 >, duration< _Rep2, _Period2 > >::type operator+ (const duration< _Rep1, _Period1 > &__lhs, const duration< _Rep2, _Period2 > &__rhs) — The sum of two durations. literally just adding two time-gaps together, iconic behavior.
• template<typename _Rep1, typename _Period, typename _Rep2> constexpr duration< __common_rep_t< _Rep1, _Rep2 >, _Period > operator* (const duration< _Rep1, _Period > &__d, const _Rep2 &__s)
• template<typename _Rep1, typename _Period1, typename _Rep2, typename _Period2> constexpr bool operator== (const duration< _Rep1, _Period1 > &__lhs, const duration< _Rep2, _Period2 > &__rhs)

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🔥 Detailed Description 🔥

template<typename _Rep, typename _Period>
    class std::chrono::duration< _Rep, _Period >

"chrono::duration represents a distance between two points in time ⏳💖

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👑 Author 👑

Generated automatically by Doxygen for libstdc++ from the source code. no human author to credit, it just. spawned. like that. slay, honestly 🧚✨

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okay bye bestie, go measure some time 🎀 that was the whole page — source/version is libstdc++ and the manpage slot is std::chron... _Period >(3), mwah 💅🫶