TimeSpan v0.1

Represents a time interval

Key Features:

• Precise time representation using ticks (nanoseconds) as the base unit.
• Support for converting between different time units (days, hours, minutes, seconds, milliseconds, microseconds, nanoseconds).

Available Methods:

Time Conversion:

• totalDays(): Returns the total duration in days.
• totalHours(): Returns the total duration in hours.
• totalMinutes(): Returns the total duration in minutes.
• totalSeconds(): Returns the total duration in seconds.
• totalMilliseconds(): Returns the total duration in milliseconds.

Instance Creation:

• TimeSpan::zero(): Creates an instance representing a duration of 0.
• TimeSpan::fromDays(float $days, ...): Creates an instance from a duration in days.
• TimeSpan::fromHours(float $hours, ...): Creates an instance from a duration in hours.
• TimeSpan::fromMinutes(float $minutes, ...): Creates an instance from a duration in minutes.
• TimeSpan::fromSeconds(float $seconds, ...): Creates an instance from a duration in seconds.
• TimeSpan::fromMilliseconds(float $milliseconds, ...): Creates an instance from a duration in milliseconds.
• TimeSpan::fromMicroseconds(float $microseconds): Creates an instance from a duration in microseconds.

Manipulation and Comparison:

• compareTo(?TimeSpan $timeSpan2): Compares two TimeSpan instances.
• addTo(TimeSpan $timeSpan): Adds a duration to the current instance.
• duration(): Returns the absolute value of the current duration.
• equals(?TimeSpan $t2): Checks if two TimeSpan instances are equal.
• compare(TimeSpan $timeSpan1, ?TimeSpan $timeSpan2): Compares two durations in ticks.
• negate(): TimeSpan: Returns a new instance representing the negation of the current duration.

Tick-Based Properties:

• ticks(): Returns the duration in ticks.
• days(): Returns the whole number of days.
• hours(): Returns the number of hours in the current day.
• minutes(): Returns the number of minutes in the current hour.
• seconds(): Returns the number of seconds in the current minute.
• milliseconds(): Returns the number of milliseconds in the current second.
• microseconds(): Returns the number of microseconds in the current millisecond.
• nanoseconds(): Returns the number of remaining nanoseconds.

Constants:

• Definitions of relationships between time units, such as:
  • TICKS_PER_SECOND, TICKS_PER_MINUTE, MICROSECONDS_PER_SECOND, etc.
  • Limits: MIN_TICKS and MAX_TICKS.