#include <Timestamp.h>

Public Member Functions
	Timestamp ()
	Timestamp (const Timestamp &)
	Timestamp (long secs, long microSecs)
virtual	~Timestamp ()
Timestamp &	operator= (const Timestamp &rhs)
int	operator== (const Timestamp &rhs) const
long	getSeconds ()
void	setSeconds (long newSecs)
long	getMicroSeconds ()
void	setMicroSeconds (long newMicroSecs)
std::string	toXML (std::string elementName=USER_TIMESTAMP_ELEMENT_NAME, int amountToIndent=6)
Private Attributes
long	seconds
long	microSeconds

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

acsalarm::Timestamp::Timestamp ( )

acsalarm::Timestamp::Timestamp ( const Timestamp & )

acsalarm::Timestamp::Timestamp	(	long	secs,
		long	microSecs
	)

virtual acsalarm::Timestamp::~Timestamp ( ) [virtual]

Member Function Documentation

long acsalarm::Timestamp::getMicroSeconds ( ) [inline]

References microSeconds.

long acsalarm::Timestamp::getSeconds ( ) [inline]

References seconds.

Timestamp& acsalarm::Timestamp::operator= ( const Timestamp & rhs )

int acsalarm::Timestamp::operator== ( const Timestamp & rhs ) const

void acsalarm::Timestamp::setMicroSeconds ( long newMicroSecs ) [inline]

References microSeconds.

void acsalarm::Timestamp::setSeconds ( long newSecs ) [inline]

References seconds.

std::string acsalarm::Timestamp::toXML	(	std::string	elementName = `USER_TIMESTAMP_ELEMENT_NAME`,
		int	amountToIndent = `6`
	)

Returns an XML fragment (NOT a complete document) representing the timestamp, for use in the message that is transported from alarm source to alarm server.

Parameters:

elementName

the element name when generating the XML fragment, for instance in the example below the elementName is "source-timestamp"

For example:

<source-timestamp seconds="1129902763" microseconds="132000"/>

Parameters:

amountToIndent

- used to specify a level of indentation (in spaces) for readability