SbTime (void)

SbTime (const double sec)

SbTime (const int32_t sec, const long usec)

SbTime (const struct timeval *const tv)

void setToTimeOfDay (void)

void setValue (const double sec)

void setValue (const int32_t sec, const long usec)

void setValue (const struct timeval *const tv)

void setMsecValue (const unsigned long msec)

double getValue (void) const

void getValue (time_t &sec, long &usec) const

void getValue (struct timeval *tv) const

unsigned long getMsecValue (void) const

SbString format (const char *const fmt='%S.%i') const

SbString formatDate (const char *const fmt=NULL) const

SbBool parsedate (const char *const date)

SbTime & operator+= (const SbTime &tm)

SbTime & operator-= (const SbTime &tm)

SbTime operator- (void) const

SbTime & operator *= (const double s)

SbTime & operator/= (const double s)

double operator/ (const SbTime &tm) const

SbTime operator% (const SbTime &tm) const

int operator== (const SbTime &tm) const

int operator!= (const SbTime &tm) const

SbBool operator< (const SbTime &tm) const

SbBool operator> (const SbTime &tm) const

SbBool operator<= (const SbTime &tm) const

SbBool operator>= (const SbTime &tm) const

void print (FILE *fp) const

static SbTime getTimeOfDay (void)

static SbTime zero (void)

static SbTime max (void)

static SbTime maxTime (void)

SbTime operator+ (const SbTime &t0, const SbTime &t1)

SbTime operator- (const SbTime &t0, const SbTime &t1)

SbTime operator * (const double s, const SbTime &tm)

SbTime operator * (const SbTime &tm, const double s)

SbTime operator/ (const SbTime &tm, const double s)

The default constructor sets up a time instance of 0 seconds.

Construct and initialize an SbTime instance to a time specified as sec seconds.

Construct and initialize an SbTime instance to a date and time sec number of seconds and usec number of microseconds.

Construct and initialize an SbTime instance to the date and time given by the struct timeval. For information on the timeval structure, please consult your system developer documentation.

Returns an SbTime instance with the current clock time. The current time will be given as a particular number of seconds and microseconds since 00:00:00 January 1, 1970, in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).

See also: setToTimeOfDay().

Set this SbTime to be the current clock time. The current time will be given as a particular number of seconds and microseconds since 00:00:00.00 1st January 1970.

See also: getTimeOfDay().

Returns an SbTime instance representing zero time.

See also: zero().

Returns an SbTime instance representing the maximum representable time/date.

This method is not available under MSWindows, as max() crashes with a define macro Microsoft has polluted the global namespace with.

See also: zero().

Returns an SbTime instance representing the maximum representable time/date.

See also: zero().

Reset an SbTime instance to sec number of seconds.

See also: getValue().

Reset an SbTime instance to sec number of seconds and usec number of microseconds.

See also: getValue().

Reset an SbTime instance to the date and time given by the timeval struct. For information on the timeval struct, please consult your developer system documentation.

See also: getValue().

Set the time by msec number of milliseconds.

See also: getMsecValue().

Return time as number of seconds.

See also: setValue().

Return number of seconds and microseconds which the SbTime instance represents.

See also: setValue().

Returns the time as a timeval structure. For information on the timeval structure, please consult your system developer documentation.

See also: setValue().

Return number of milliseconds which the SbTime instance represents.

Important note: you should in general avoid using this function, as it has an inherent API design flaw (from the original SGI Open Inventor design). The problem is that an unsigned long wraps around in a fairly short time when used for counting milliseconds: in less than 50 days. (And since SbTime instances are often initialized to be the time since the start of the epoch (ie 1970-01-01 00:00), the value will have wrapped around many, many times.)

You are probably better off using the getValue() method which returns a double for the number of seconds, then multiply by 1000.0 if you need to know the current number of milliseconds of the SbTime instance.

See also: setMsecValue()

Uses the formatting specified below to return a string representation of the stored date/time. Any format specifiers must be prefixed with a '' symbol, any other text in the format string fmt will be copied directly to the resultant SbString.

%% - insert a single ''.

D - number of days.

H - number of hours.

h - remaining hours after subtracting number of days.

M - number of minutes.

m - remaining minutes after subtracting the total number of hours.

S - number of seconds.

s - remaining seconds after subtracting the total number of minutes.

I - number of milliseconds.

i - remaining milliseconds after subtracting the total number of seconds.

U - number of microseconds.

u - remaining microseconds after subtracting the total number of mseconds.

The result shows UTC time, not corrected for local time zone nor daylight savings time.

See also: formatDate().

Accepts the formatting identifiers specified by the POSIX strftime() function to return a string representation of the stored date. Check your reference documentation for strftime() for information on the format modifiers available.

Default formatting is used if fmt is NULL. Note that the default formatting is different on Microsoft Windows systems versus all other systems. For Windows, it is '%#c', for other systems it is '%A, %D %r' (again, see system documentation on strftime() for more information).

The value of SbTime will be interpreted as seconds since 00:00:00 1970-01-01.

The result shows local time, according to local time zone and daylight savings time (if and when applicable).

See also: format().

This method takes a date string and converts it to the internal SbTime format. The date string must conform to one of three formats, namely the RFC 822 / RFC 1123 format (Wkd, DD Mnth YYYY HH:MM:SS GMT), the RFC 850 / RFC 1036 format (Weekday, DD-Mnth-YY HH:MM:SS GMT), or the asctime() format (Wkdy Mnth D HH:MM:SS YYYY).

Feeding an invalid date string to this method will make it return FALSE.

Add tm to time value and return reference to self.

Subtract tm from time value and return reference to self.

Return the negated time.

Multiply time value with s and return reference to self.

Divide time value with s and return reference to self.

Find the factor between this SbTime and the one given in tm, and return the result.

Returns the remainder time when dividing on tm.

Check if the time value is equal to that of tm.

Check if the time value is not equal to that of tm.

Compares with tm and return TRUE if less.

Compares with tm and return TRUE if larger than.

Compares with tm and return TRUE if less or equal.

Compares with tm and return TRUE if larger or equal.

Dump the state of this object to the file stream. Only works in debug version of library, method does nothing in an optimized compile.

Add the two SbTimes and return the result.

Subtract t1 from t0 and return the result.

Multiply time value tm with s and return result.

Multiply time value tm with s and return result.

Divide time value tm with s and return result.