SLFile::Timestamp Class Reference
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#include <SLFile.hpp>

Collaboration diagram for SLFile::Timestamp:

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Public Member Functions
	Timestamp (time_t unix_tstamp)
	Timestamp (const char *char_tstamp)
bool	operator== (Timestamp &other)
const char *	to_cstr ()
time_t	to_time_t ()
Protected Attributes
time_t	_unix_tstamp
	timestamp of last file modification
char	_char_tstamp [13]
	13 is my personal heuristic for max time length ;)

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Detailed Description

This class is a facility to manipulate files and directories timestamps. The timestamp is the date of last file (or directory) modification and under Linux is the number of seconds since the epoch (January 1st 1970).

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

SLFile::Timestamp::Timestamp (  time_t  unix_tstamp  )  [inline]

This constructor accept a unix time stamp (number of seconds since the epoch)

SLFile::Timestamp::Timestamp (  const char *  char_tstamp  )  [inline]

This constructor accept a char* string (UTF8 or not) that contains only numbers. It should has been obtained via Timestamp::to_cstr().

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Member Function Documentation

bool SLFile::Timestamp::operator== (  Timestamp &  other  )  [inline]

This operator allow to compare two timestamp that may have been constructed from either number or string.

const char* SLFile::Timestamp::to_cstr (   )  [inline]

Gets the "char *" version of this timestamp. Returns: a C string composed of numbers (approximatively 11 chars)

time_t SLFile::Timestamp::to_time_t (   )  [inline]

Gets the number version of this timestamp. Returns: a size_t number. (#include <sys/types.h>)

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• SLFile.hpp

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