Timestamp.this

Creates a fake timestamp from a Duration using total!"hnsecs" method. For positive and zero timestamps the format is wwww-dd-88Thh:mm:ss.nnnnnnn and for negative timestamps wwww-dd-99Thh:mm:ss.nnnnnnn.

this(const(char)[] str)
this(short year)
this(short year, ubyte month)
this(short year, ubyte month, ubyte day)
this(short year, ubyte month, ubyte day, ubyte hour, ubyte minute)
this(short year, ubyte month, ubyte day, ubyte hour, ubyte minute, ubyte second)
this(short year, ubyte month, ubyte day, ubyte hour, ubyte minute, ubyte second, byte fractionExponent, ulong fractionCoefficient)
this(Date datetime)
this(TimeOfDay timeOfDay)
this(DateTime datetime)
this(SysTime systime)
this(Duration duration)
struct Timestamp
@serdeIgnore
this
(
Duration
)
(
const Duration duration
)
if (
Duration.stringof == "Duration"
)

Examples

import core.time : Duration, weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds, hnsecs;

auto duration = 5.weeks + 2.days + 7.hours + 40.minutes + 4.seconds + 9876543.hnsecs;
Timestamp ts = duration;

assert(ts.toISOExtString == `0005-02-88T07:40:04.9876543-00:00`);
assert(duration == cast(Duration) ts);

duration = -duration;
ts = Timestamp(duration);
assert(ts.toISOExtString == `0005-02-99T07:40:04.9876543-00:00`);
assert(duration == cast(Duration) ts);

assert(Timestamp(Duration.zero).toISOExtString == `0000-00-88T00:00:00.0000000-00:00`);

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