Time in AngelScript
This AngelScript code demonstrates various operations with time and duration, similar to the original example. Here’s a breakdown of the main differences and adaptations:
AngelScript uses C++’s standard library for time operations, so we include the necessary headers:
<chrono>
,<ctime>
, and<iostream>
.Instead of a
time
package, we usestd::chrono
andstd::tm
for time operations.The
print
function is simulated using a lambda that wrapsstd::cout
.Time points are created using
std::chrono::system_clock::now()
andstd::chrono::system_clock::from_time_t()
.Time components are accessed through a
std::tm
struct instead of individual methods.Durations are represented by
std::chrono::duration
objects.Time comparisons and arithmetic operations are performed using standard C++ operators.
Duration conversions are done using
std::chrono::duration_cast
.
Note that AngelScript, being closely related to C++, uses many C++ standard library functions for time operations. The exact syntax and available functions may vary depending on the specific AngelScript implementation and bindings used.