Struct time_core::convert::Millisecond

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pub struct Millisecond;
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A unit of time representing exactly one millisecond.

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impl Millisecond

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pub const fn per<T>(_larger: T) -> <Self as Per<T>>::Output
where Self: Per<T>, T: Copy,

Obtain the number of times Millisecond can fit into T. If T is smaller than Millisecond, the code will fail to compile. The return type is the smallest unsigned integer type that can represent the value.

Valid calls:

  • Millisecond::per(Millisecond) (returns u8)
  • Millisecond::per(Second) (returns u16)
  • Millisecond::per(Minute) (returns u16)
  • Millisecond::per(Hour) (returns u32)
  • Millisecond::per(Day) (returns u32)
  • Millisecond::per(Week) (returns u32)

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impl Clone for Millisecond

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fn clone(&self) -> Millisecond

Returns a copy of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for Millisecond

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Per<Day> for Millisecond

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type Output = u32

The smallest unsigned integer type that can represent VALUE.
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const VALUE: u32 = 86_400_000u32

The number of one unit of time in the other.
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impl Per<Hour> for Millisecond

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type Output = u32

The smallest unsigned integer type that can represent VALUE.
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const VALUE: u32 = 3_600_000u32

The number of one unit of time in the other.
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impl Per<Millisecond> for Microsecond

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type Output = u16

The smallest unsigned integer type that can represent VALUE.
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const VALUE: u16 = 1_000u16

The number of one unit of time in the other.
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impl Per<Millisecond> for Millisecond

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type Output = u8

The smallest unsigned integer type that can represent VALUE.
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const VALUE: u8 = 1u8

The number of one unit of time in the other.
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impl Per<Millisecond> for Nanosecond

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type Output = u32

The smallest unsigned integer type that can represent VALUE.
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const VALUE: u32 = 1_000_000u32

The number of one unit of time in the other.
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impl Per<Minute> for Millisecond

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type Output = u16

The smallest unsigned integer type that can represent VALUE.
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const VALUE: u16 = 60_000u16

The number of one unit of time in the other.
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impl Per<Second> for Millisecond

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type Output = u16

The smallest unsigned integer type that can represent VALUE.
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const VALUE: u16 = 1_000u16

The number of one unit of time in the other.
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impl Per<Week> for Millisecond

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type Output = u32

The smallest unsigned integer type that can represent VALUE.
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const VALUE: u32 = 604_800_000u32

The number of one unit of time in the other.
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impl Copy for Millisecond

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