Data.Time.TimeSpan

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data TimeSpan

An abstract timespan. Use the provided smart constructors to create a meaningful timespan. Note that on first sight a Num instance might seem desirable, but this would defeat the purpose of having transparent and explicitly constructed timespans due to fromInteger.

Instances

Eq TimeSpan

Methods

(==) :: TimeSpan -> TimeSpan -> Bool

(/=) :: TimeSpan -> TimeSpan -> Bool

Ord TimeSpan

Methods

compare :: TimeSpan -> TimeSpan -> Ordering

(<) :: TimeSpan -> TimeSpan -> Bool

(<=) :: TimeSpan -> TimeSpan -> Bool

(>) :: TimeSpan -> TimeSpan -> Bool

(>=) :: TimeSpan -> TimeSpan -> Bool

max :: TimeSpan -> TimeSpan -> TimeSpan

min :: TimeSpan -> TimeSpan -> TimeSpan

Show TimeSpan

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> TimeSpan -> ShowS

show :: TimeSpan -> String

showList :: [TimeSpan] -> ShowS

Monoid TimeSpan

An empty TimeSpan is 0, and mappend is defined as addition

Methods

mempty :: TimeSpan

mappend :: TimeSpan -> TimeSpan -> TimeSpan

mconcat :: [TimeSpan] -> TimeSpan

milliseconds :: Double -> TimeSpan

seconds :: Double -> TimeSpan

minutes :: Double -> TimeSpan

hours :: Double -> TimeSpan

days :: Double -> TimeSpan

weeks :: Double -> TimeSpan

toMicroseconds :: TimeSpan -> Double

toMilliseconds :: TimeSpan -> Double

toSeconds :: TimeSpan -> Double

toMinutes :: TimeSpan -> Double

toHours :: TimeSpan -> Double

toDays :: TimeSpan -> Double

toWeeks :: TimeSpan -> Double

absTS :: TimeSpan -> TimeSpan

multiplyTS :: TimeSpan -> Double -> TimeSpan

diffUTCTimeTS :: UTCTime -> UTCTime -> TimeSpan

addUTCTimeTS :: TimeSpan -> UTCTime -> UTCTime

subUTCTimeTS :: TimeSpan -> UTCTime -> UTCTime

sleepTS :: TimeSpan -> IO ()

timeoutTS :: TimeSpan -> IO a -> IO (Maybe a)

timeAction :: IO a -> IO (TimeSpan, a)