time.hpp File Reference

#include "mtcore.hpp"

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Classes
struct	mtcore::calendars::Segments
	Represents time in segments (hour, minute, etc.). More...
struct	mtcore::calendars::DayFraction
struct	mtcore::calendars::NanoSeconds
struct	mtcore::io::Formatter< calendars::NanoSeconds >
struct	mtcore::io::Formatter< calendars::DayFraction >
struct	mtcore::io::Formatter< calendars::Segments >

Namespaces
namespace	mtcore
	Core library for C++ with Zig-related functionality.
namespace	mtcore::calendars
	Namespace for calendaring systems.
namespace	mtcore::io

Macros
#define	MTCORE_CAL_TIME_SEG_FMT_TRY_WRITE(FMTSTR, VAL)

Enumerations
enum class	mtcore::calendars::TimeValidationError {   mtcore::calendars::TimeValidationError::INVALID_HOUR , mtcore::calendars::TimeValidationError::INVALID_MINUTE , mtcore::calendars::TimeValidationError::INVALID_SECOND , mtcore::calendars::TimeValidationError::INVALID_NANOSECOND ,   mtcore::calendars::TimeValidationError::INVALID_FRACTION }
	Common try_validate errors for time. More...

Variables
constexpr i32	mtcore::calendars::NANOS_PER_SECOND = 1e9
	Number of nanoseconds per second.
constexpr i64	mtcore::calendars::NANOS_PER_DAY = static_cast<i64>(NANOS_PER_SECOND) * 60 * 60 * 24
	Number of nanoseconds per day.

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MTCORE_CAL_TIME_SEG_FMT_TRY_WRITE

#define MTCORE_CAL_TIME_SEG_FMT_TRY_WRITE	(		FMTSTR,
			VAL )

Value:

  if (auto r = io::print(writer, (FMTSTR), (VAL)); r.is_error()) {                                                     \
    return r.error();                                                                                                  \
  }                                                                                                                    \
  else {                                                                                                               \
    written += r.value();                                                                                              \
  }