wiwi::clock_timer

Struct Tick

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pub struct Tick { /* private fields */ }
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Timing information for one tick

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impl Tick

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pub fn time(&self) -> DateTime<Local>

Get time of this tick

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pub fn elapsed(&self) -> TimeDelta

Get elapsed time since the start of this timer

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pub fn remaining(&self) -> TimeDelta

Get remaining runtime of this timer

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pub fn start_time(&self) -> DateTime<Local>

Get start time of this timer

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pub fn end_time(&self) -> DateTime<Local>

Get end time of this timer

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pub fn total_runtime(&self) -> TimeDelta

Get total runtime of this timer, including elapsed time and remaining time

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pub fn delayed(&self) -> bool

Returns if this tick was delayed. This tick is considered delayed if the tick function was called after the time of this tick had already past.

Note: does the same thing as past_due

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pub fn past_due(&self) -> bool

Returns if this tick is past due. This tick is considered past due if the tick function was called after the time of this tick had already past.

Note: does the same thing as delayed

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impl Freeze for Tick

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impl RefUnwindSafe for Tick

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impl Send for Tick

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impl Sync for Tick

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impl Unpin for Tick

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impl UnwindSafe for Tick

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