pub type ION_TIMESTAMP = _ion_timestamp;Expand description
Structure to store time information. time_t only has up to second precision, and time zone support is OS dependent. _ion_timestamp uses decimal to store fraction of a second
Aliased Type§
struct ION_TIMESTAMP {
pub precision: u8,
pub tz_offset: i16,
pub year: u16,
pub month: u16,
pub day: u16,
pub hours: u16,
pub minutes: u16,
pub seconds: u16,
pub fraction: decQuad,
}Fields§
§precision: u8Defined as ION_TS_YEAR, ION_TS_MONTH, ION_TS_DAY, ION_TS_MIN, ION_TS_SEC, ION_TS_FRAC
tz_offset: i16Time zone offset (+/- 24 hours), in term of minutes.
year: u16§month: u16§day: u16§hours: u16§minutes: u16§seconds: u16§fraction: decQuadFraction of a second, e.g: 0.5, 0.01, etc
Implementations§
Source§impl ION_TIMESTAMP
impl ION_TIMESTAMP
Sourcepub fn try_assign_from_iondt(&mut self, ion_dt: &IonDateTime) -> IonCResult<()>
pub fn try_assign_from_iondt(&mut self, ion_dt: &IonDateTime) -> IonCResult<()>
Converts the given IonDateTime into this ION_TIMESTAMP.
Sourcepub fn try_to_iondt(&mut self) -> IonCResult<IonDateTime>
pub fn try_to_iondt(&mut self) -> IonCResult<IonDateTime>
Converts this ION_TIMESTAMP into a IonDateTime.
Note that this borrows mutably, because all of the underlying
ion_timestamp_* functions require a mutable pointer, but this operation
does not actually change the value.