Scala Library: scala.concurrent.duration.Deadline
scala.concurrent.duration.Deadline
case class Deadline extends Ordered[Deadline] with Product with SerializableThis class stores a deadline, as obtained via Deadline.now or the duration
DSL:
import scala.concurrent.duration._
3.seconds.fromNowIts main purpose is to manage repeated attempts to achieve something (like
awaiting a condition) by offering the methods hasTimeLeft and timeLeft . All
durations are measured according to System.nanoTime aka wall-time; this does
not take into account changes to the system clock (such as leap seconds).
Value Members From scala.concurrent.duration.Deadline
def +(other: FiniteDuration): Deadline
Return a deadline advanced (i.e., moved into the future) by the given duration.
(defined at scala.concurrent.duration.Deadline)
def -(other: Deadline): FiniteDuration
Calculate time difference between this and the other deadline, where the result is directed (i.e., may be negative).
(defined at scala.concurrent.duration.Deadline)
def -(other: FiniteDuration): Deadline
Return a deadline moved backwards (i.e., towards the past) by the given duration.
(defined at scala.concurrent.duration.Deadline)
def compare(other: Deadline): Int
The natural ordering for deadline is determined by the natural order of the underlying (finite) duration.
- Definition Classes
    
- Deadline → Ordered
 
 
(defined at scala.concurrent.duration.Deadline)
val time: FiniteDuration
(defined at scala.concurrent.duration.Deadline)
def timeLeft: FiniteDuration
Calculate time difference between this duration and now; the result is negative if the deadline has passed.
- Note that on some systems this operation is costly because it entails a
system call.* Check 
System.nanoTimefor your platform. 
(defined at scala.concurrent.duration.Deadline)
Value Members From scala.math.Ordered
def <(that: Deadline): Boolean
Returns true if this is less than that
- Definition Classes
    
- Ordered
 
 
(defined at scala.math.Ordered)
def <=(that: Deadline): Boolean
Returns true if this is less than or equal to that .
- Definition Classes
    
- Ordered
 
 
(defined at scala.math.Ordered)
def >(that: Deadline): Boolean
Returns true if this is greater than that .
- Definition Classes
    
- Ordered
 
 
(defined at scala.math.Ordered)
def >=(that: Deadline): Boolean
Returns true if this is greater than or equal to that .
- Definition Classes
    
- Ordered
 
 
(defined at scala.math.Ordered)
def compareTo(that: Deadline): Int
Result of comparing this with operand that .
- Definition Classes
    
- Ordered → Comparable (defined at scala.math.Ordered)
 
 
Full Source:
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package scala.concurrent.duration
/**
 * This class stores a deadline, as obtained via `Deadline.now` or the
 * duration DSL:
 *
 * {{{
 * import scala.concurrent.duration._
 * 3.seconds.fromNow
 * }}}
 *
 * Its main purpose is to manage repeated attempts to achieve something (like
 * awaiting a condition) by offering the methods `hasTimeLeft` and `timeLeft`.  All
 * durations are measured according to `System.nanoTime` aka wall-time; this
 * does not take into account changes to the system clock (such as leap
 * seconds).
 */
case class Deadline private (time: FiniteDuration) extends Ordered[Deadline] {
  /**
   * Return a deadline advanced (i.e., moved into the future) by the given duration.
   */
  def +(other: FiniteDuration): Deadline = copy(time = time + other)
  /**
   * Return a deadline moved backwards (i.e., towards the past) by the given duration.
   */
  def -(other: FiniteDuration): Deadline = copy(time = time - other)
  /**
   * Calculate time difference between this and the other deadline, where the result is directed (i.e., may be negative).
   */
  def -(other: Deadline): FiniteDuration = time - other.time
  /**
   * Calculate time difference between this duration and now; the result is negative if the deadline has passed.
   *
   * '''''Note that on some systems this operation is costly because it entails a system call.'''''
   * Check `System.nanoTime` for your platform.
   */
  def timeLeft: FiniteDuration = this - Deadline.now
  /**
   * Determine whether the deadline still lies in the future at the point where this method is called.
   *
   * '''''Note that on some systems this operation is costly because it entails a system call.'''''
   * Check `System.nanoTime` for your platform.
   */
  def hasTimeLeft(): Boolean = !isOverdue()
  /**
   * Determine whether the deadline lies in the past at the point where this method is called.
   *
   * '''''Note that on some systems this operation is costly because it entails a system call.'''''
   * Check `System.nanoTime` for your platform.
   */
  def isOverdue(): Boolean = (time.toNanos - System.nanoTime()) < 0
  /**
   * The natural ordering for deadline is determined by the natural order of the underlying (finite) duration.
   */
  def compare(other: Deadline) = time compare other.time
}
object Deadline {
  /**
   * Construct a deadline due exactly at the point where this method is called. Useful for then
   * advancing it to obtain a future deadline, or for sampling the current time exactly once and
   * then comparing it to multiple deadlines (using subtraction).
   */
  def now: Deadline = Deadline(Duration(System.nanoTime, NANOSECONDS))
  /**
   * The natural ordering for deadline is determined by the natural order of the underlying (finite) duration.
   */
  implicit object DeadlineIsOrdered extends Ordering[Deadline] {
    def compare(a: Deadline, b: Deadline) = a compare b
  }
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