DCMTK
Version 3.6.3
OFFIS DICOM Toolkit
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This class represents a Epoch time with microsecond accuracy. More...
Public Member Functions | |
time_t | sec () const |
Returns seconds value. | |
long | usec () const |
Returns microseconds value. | |
void | sec (time_t s) |
Sets the seconds value. | |
void | usec (long us) |
Sets the microseconds value. | |
time_t | setTime (tm *t) |
Sets this Time using the mktime function. | |
time_t | getTime () const DCMTK_LOG4CPLUS_ATTRIBUTE_PURE |
Returns this Time as a time_t value. | |
void | gmtime (tm *t) const |
Populates tm using the gmtime() function. | |
void | localtime (tm *t) const |
Populates tm using the localtime() function. | |
log4cplus::tstring | getFormattedTime (const log4cplus::tstring &fmt, bool use_gmtime=false) const |
Returns a string with a "formatted time" specified by fmt . More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
static Time | gettimeofday () |
Returns the current time using the gettimeofday() method if it is available on the current platform. More... | |
This class represents a Epoch time with microsecond accuracy.
log4cplus::tstring dcmtk::log4cplus::helpers::Time::getFormattedTime | ( | const log4cplus::tstring & | fmt, |
bool | use_gmtime = false |
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Returns a string with a "formatted time" specified by fmt
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It used the strftime()
function to do this.
Look at your platform's strftime()
documentation for the formatting options available.
The following additional options are provided:
q
- 3 character field that provides milliseconds Q
- 7 character field that provides fractional milliseconds.
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Returns the current time using the gettimeofday()
method if it is available on the current platform.
(Not on WIN32.)