Results for “Std.Time.Instant”
20 matching declarations
Use module:Std.List, kind:fn, or is:exact. Put a Pudu type after ::.
- Std.Time.Instant
A point on the system clock, as milliseconds since the start of 1970.
- Std.Time.add
&Std.Time.Instant -> &Std.Time.Duration -> Std.Time.InstantA duration added to an instant.
- Std.Time.atUtc
&Std.Time.Date -> &Std.Time.TimeOfDay -> Result[Std.Time.Instant, Str]A date and a time of day read as an instant in UTC.
- Std.Time.between
&Std.Time.Instant -> &Std.Time.Instant -> Std.Time.DurationThe time from the first instant to the second, negative when it is behind.
- Std.Time.currentInstant
Std.Time.InstantThe instant this is called at, on the system clock.
- Std.Time.earliest
&Std.Time.Instant -> &Std.Time.Instant -> Std.Time.InstantThe earlier of two instants.
- Std.Time.format
&Std.Time.Instant -> Str -> Result[Str, Str]An instant rendered in UTC with a pattern.
- Std.Time.formatLocal
&Std.Time.Instant -> Str -> Result[Str, Str]An instant rendered in the machine's own zone with a pattern.
- Std.Time.fromRfc3339
Str -> Result[Std.Time.Instant, Str]An instant read from RFC 3339.
- Std.Time.instantOf
Int -> Std.Time.InstantAn instant built from milliseconds since the start of 1970.
- Std.Time.isAfter
&Std.Time.Instant -> &Std.Time.Instant -> BoolWhether the first instant is after the second.
- Std.Time.isBefore
&Std.Time.Instant -> &Std.Time.Instant -> BoolWhether the first instant is before the second.
- Std.Time.latest
&Std.Time.Instant -> &Std.Time.Instant -> Std.Time.InstantThe later of two instants.
- Std.Time.parse
Str -> Str -> Result[Std.Time.Instant, Str]An instant read with a pattern.
- Std.Time.subtract
&Std.Time.Instant -> &Std.Time.Duration -> Std.Time.InstantA duration taken from an instant.
- Std.Time.toDate
&Std.Time.Instant -> Result[Std.Time.Date, Str]An instant rendered as a date in UTC.
- Std.Time.toMillis
&Std.Time.Instant -> IntThe milliseconds an instant stands at.
- Std.Time.toRfc3339
&Std.Time.Instant -> Result[Str, Str]An instant rendered as RFC 3339, in UTC.
- Std.Time.toSeconds
&Std.Time.Instant -> IntThe whole seconds an instant stands at.
- Std.Time.toTimeOfDay
&Std.Time.Instant -> Result[Std.Time.TimeOfDay, Str]An instant rendered as a time of day in UTC.
