FBTime Class Reference

Time data structure. More...

#include <pyfbsdk_generated.h>

Inheritance diagram for FBTime:

Public Member Functions
	FBTime (long pTime=0)
	FBTime (int pHour, int pMinute, int pSecond=0, int pFrame=0, int pField=0, FBTimeMode pTimeMode=kFBTimeModeDefault)
	Constructor.
long	Get ()
	Get time value (long)
long	Get ()
	Get time value (long)
long	GetFrame (FBTimeMode pTimeMode=kFBTimeModeDefault)
	Get the frame count.
long	GetMilliSeconds ()
	Get milliseconds for time.
float	GetSecondDouble ()
	Get seconds as double.
str	GetTimeString (FBTimeMode pMode=kFBTimeModeDefault, ETimeFormats pFormat=eDefaultFormat)
	Get time as a string.
bool	IsExactlyOnFrame (FBTimeMode pTimeMode=kFBTimeModeDefault)
	Is the time falling exactly on a frame?
	Set (long pTime)
	Set time value from a long.
	SetFrame (long pFrames, FBTimeMode pTimeMode=kFBTimeModeDefault)
	Set time in frame format.
	SetMilliSeconds (long pMilliSeconds)
	Set milliseconds time.
	SetSecondDouble (float pTime)
	Set seconds from double.
	SetTime (int pHour, int pMinute=0, int pSecond=0, int pFrame=0, int pField=0, FBTimeMode pTimeMode=kFBTimeModeDefault)
	Set time (from separate values)
	SetTimeString (str pTime)
	Set time from string.

Public Attributes
FBTime	Infinity
	Time constant: Infinity, the largest time value.
FBTime	MinusInfinity
	Time constant: Minus Infinity, the lowest negative time value.
FBTime	OneHour
	Time constant: One Hour.
FBTime	OneMinute
	Time constant: One Minute.
FBTime	OneSecond
	Time constant: One Second.
FBTime	Zero
	Time constant: Zero.

Detailed Description

Time data structure.

See samples: FBTime.py, CameraSwitcher.py, ExportAnimationLibrary.py, StartKeysAtCurrentTime.py.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

FBTime() [1/2]

FBTime

(

long

pTime = 0

)

FBTime() [2/2]

FBTime	(	int	pHour,
		int	pMinute,
		int	pSecond = 0,
		int	pFrame = 0,
		int	pField = 0,
		FBTimeMode	pTimeMode = kFBTimeModeDefault
	)

Constructor.

Parameters

pHour	Hour value.
pMinute	Minute value.
pSecond	Second value.
pFrame	Frame value.
pField	Field value.
pTimeMode	Time mode(default=kFBTimeModeDefault).

Member Function Documentation

Get() [1/2]

long Get

(

)

Get time value (long)

Returns

Time value as long.

Get() [2/2]

long Get

(

)

Get time value (long)

Returns

Time value as long.

GetFrame()

long GetFrame

(

FBTimeMode

pTimeMode = kFBTimeModeDefault

)

Get the frame count.

With this function, it is possible to obtain the cumulative and local frame counts.

Parameters

pTimeMode

Time mode to get the constant (default is kFBTimeModeDefault).

Returns

Frames per second constant for the specified time mode.

GetMilliSeconds()

long GetMilliSeconds

(

)

Get milliseconds for time.

Returns

MilliSeconds value.

GetSecondDouble()

float GetSecondDouble

(

)

Get seconds as double.

Returns

Seconds in double form.

GetTimeString()

str GetTimeString	(	FBTimeMode	pMode = kFBTimeModeDefault,
		ETimeFormats	pFormat = eDefaultFormat
	)

Get time as a string.

Parameters

pMode	Time mode (default=kFBTimeModeDefault) to use (call FBSystem().GetTransportFps() to the the current UI displayed mode).
pFormat	Format to use for the returned string(default=FBTime::eDefaultFormat).

Returns

String value of time.

IsExactlyOnFrame()

bool IsExactlyOnFrame

(

FBTimeMode

pTimeMode = kFBTimeModeDefault

)

Is the time falling exactly on a frame?

# The following Python snippet shows a scenario where calling IsExactlyOnFrame might be useful.
 
# Frame 1054
myTime = FBTime( 0, 0, 0, 1054 )
 
# Frame 1054 with a very small offset
myTime2 = FBTime( 0 )
myTime2.Set( myTime.Get() + 10 )
 
print( "myTime as frame :", myTime.GetFrame() )
print( "myTime as string :", myTime.GetTimeString( FBTimeMode.kFBTimeModeDefault, FBTime.eSMPTE ) )
print( "myTime on exact frame? :", myTime.IsExactlyOnFrame() )
 
print( "myTime2 as frame :", myTime2.GetFrame() )
print( "myTime2 as string :", myTime2.GetTimeString( FBTimeMode.kFBTimeModeDefault, FBTime.eSMPTE ) )
print( "myTime2 on exact frame? :", myTime2.IsExactlyOnFrame() )

Parameters

pTimeMode

Time mode to get time as.

Returns

True if the time falls exactly on a frame, false otherwise.

Set()

Set

(

long

pTime

)

Set time value from a long.

Parameters

pTime

Time value to set.

SetFrame()

SetFrame	(	long	pFrames,
		FBTimeMode	pTimeMode = kFBTimeModeDefault
	)

Set time in frame format.

Parameters

pFrames	The number of frames.
pTimeMode	The time mode identifier which will dictate the extraction algorithm.

SetMilliSeconds()

SetMilliSeconds

(

long

pMilliSeconds

)

Set milliseconds time.

Parameters

pMilliSeconds

MilliSeconds value.

SetSecondDouble()

SetSecondDouble

(

float

pTime

)

Set seconds from double.

Parameters

pTime

Time to set seconds from.

SetTime()

SetTime	(	int	pHour,
		int	pMinute = 0,
		int	pSecond = 0,
		int	pFrame = 0,
		int	pField = 0,
		FBTimeMode	pTimeMode = kFBTimeModeDefault
	)

Set time (from separate values)

Parameters

pHour	Hour value.
pMinute	Minute value(default=0).
pSecond	Second value(default=0).
pFrame	Frame value(default=0).
pField	Field value(default=0).
pTimeMode	Time mode to get time as(default=kFBTimeModeDefault).

SetTimeString()

SetTimeString

(

str

pTime

)

Set time from string.

Parameters

pTime

String to set time from.

Member Data Documentation

Infinity

FBTime Infinity

Time constant: Infinity, the largest time value.

MinusInfinity

FBTime MinusInfinity

Time constant: Minus Infinity, the lowest negative time value.

OneHour

FBTime OneHour

Time constant: One Hour.

OneMinute

FBTime OneMinute

Time constant: One Minute.

OneSecond

FBTime OneSecond

Time constant: One Second.

Zero

FBTime Zero

Time constant: Zero.