time.h File Reference

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#include <units/core.h>

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Namespaces
namespace	units
	Unit Conversion Library namespace.
namespace	units::time
	namespace for unit types and containers representing time values

Macros
#define	units_time_h_
#define	UNIT_ADD_WITH_PLURAL_TAG(namespaceName, namePlural, abbreviation, ...)
	Like UNIT_ADD, but WITHOUT the unit constant, whose name would collide with the abbreviation, e.g.

Functions
	units::UNIT_ADD_STRONG_CONVERSION_FACTOR (time, minutes, conversion_factor< std::ratio< 60 >, seconds_ >) UNIT_ADD_UNIT_DEFINITION(time
conversion_factor< std::ratio< 60 >, seconds_ >	units::UNIT_ADD_NAME (time, minutes, min) UNIT_REGISTER_NAMED_CLASS(time

Variables
	units::minutes

Detailed Description

units representing time values

Macro Definition Documentation

UNIT_ADD_WITH_PLURAL_TAG

#define UNIT_ADD_WITH_PLURAL_TAG	(		namespaceName,
			namePlural,
			abbreviation,
			... )

Value:

UNIT_ADD_STRONG_CONVERSION_FACTOR(namespaceName, namePlural, __VA_ARGS__)                                                                                  \
UNIT_ADD_UNIT_DEFINITION(namespaceName, namePlural, __VA_ARGS__)                                                                                           \
UNIT_ADD_NAME(namespaceName, namePlural, abbreviation)                                                                                                     \
UNIT_REGISTER_NAMED_CLASS(namespaceName, namePlural)                                                                                                       \
UNIT_ADD_LITERALS(namespaceName, namePlural, abbreviation)

Like UNIT_ADD, but WITHOUT the unit constant, whose name would collide with the abbreviation, e.g.

minutes with abbreviation min (the constant min clashes).

Registers everything UNIT_ADD does except UNIT_ADD_CONSTANT: the strong conversion factor and the named-class registration are included so name()/abbreviation() resolve and diagnostics print the friendly type, exactly as for a UNIT_ADD unit.

See also

UNIT_ADD