Utils: Add FormatTime overload taking timeval

This overload also supports additional format sequences for formatting
the sub-second part of timeval.
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Vladimir Panteleev
2017-10-24 21:32:28 +00:00
parent ca578843fc
commit 901a21e91b
3 changed files with 121 additions and 0 deletions
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@@ -79,6 +79,23 @@ class CUtils {
static CString CTime(time_t t, const CString& sTZ);
static CString FormatTime(time_t t, const CString& sFormat,
const CString& sTZ);
/** Supports additional format specifiers for formatting sub-second values:
*
* - %L - millisecond, 3 digits (ruby extension)
* - %N - sub-second fraction (ruby extension)
* - %3N - millisecond
* - %6N - microsecond
* - %9N - nanosecond (default if no digit specified)
*
* However, note that timeval only supports microsecond precision
* (thus, formatting with higher-than-microsecond precision will
* always result in trailing zeroes), and IRC server-time is specified
* in millisecond precision (thus formatting received timestamps with
* higher-than-millisecond precision will always result in trailing
* zeroes).
*/
static CString FormatTime(const timeval& tv, const CString& sFormat,
const CString& sTZ);
static CString FormatServerTime(const timeval& tv);
static timeval ParseServerTime(const CString& sTime);
static SCString GetTimezones();
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@@ -499,6 +499,67 @@ CString CUtils::FormatTime(time_t t, const CString& sFormat,
return s;
}
CString CUtils::FormatTime(const timeval& tv, const CString& sFormat,
const CString& sTimezone) {
// Parse additional format specifiers before passing them to
// strftime, since the way strftime treats unknown format
// specifiers is undefined.
CString sFormat2;
// Make sure %% is parsed correctly, i.e. %%L is passed through to
// strftime to become %L, and not 123.
bool bInFormat = false;
int iDigits;
CString::size_type uLastCopied = 0, uFormatStart;
for (CString::size_type i = 0; i < sFormat.length(); i++) {
if (!bInFormat) {
if (sFormat[i] == '%') {
uFormatStart = i;
bInFormat = true;
iDigits = 9;
}
} else {
switch (sFormat[i]) {
case '0': case '1': case '2': case '3': case '4':
case '5': case '6': case '7': case '8': case '9':
iDigits = sFormat[i] - '0';
break;
case 'L':
iDigits = 3;
// fall-through
case 'N': {
int iVal = tv.tv_usec;
int iDigitDelta = iDigits - 6; // tv_user is in 10^-6 seconds
for (; iDigitDelta > 0; iDigitDelta--)
iVal *= 10;
for (; iDigitDelta < 0; iDigitDelta++)
iVal /= 10;
sFormat2 += sFormat.substr(uLastCopied,
uFormatStart - uLastCopied);
CString sVal = CString(iVal);
sFormat2 += CString(iDigits - sVal.length(), '0');
sFormat2 += sVal;
uLastCopied = i + 1;
bInFormat = false;
break;
}
default:
bInFormat = false;
}
}
}
if (uLastCopied) {
sFormat2 += sFormat.substr(uLastCopied);
return FormatTime(tv.tv_sec, sFormat2, sTimezone);
} else {
// If there are no extended format specifiers, avoid doing any
// memory allocations entirely.
return FormatTime(tv.tv_sec, sFormat, sTimezone);
}
}
CString CUtils::FormatServerTime(const timeval& tv) {
CString s_msec(tv.tv_usec / 1000);
while (s_msec.length() < 3) {
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@@ -117,3 +117,46 @@ TEST(UtilsTest, ServerTime) {
}
tzset();
}
TEST(UtilsTest, FormatTime) {
struct timeTest {
int sec, usec;
CString sResultL, sResultN, sResult3N;
};
timeTest aTimeTests[] = {
{42, 12345, "42.012", "42.012345000", "42.012"}, // leading zeroes
{42, 999999, "42.999", "42.999999000", "42.999"}, // (no) rounding
{42, 0, "42.000", "42.000000000", "42.000"}, // no tv_usec part
};
for (const timeTest& t : aTimeTests) {
timeval tv;
tv.tv_sec = t.sec;
tv.tv_usec = t.usec;
CString strL = CUtils::FormatTime(tv, "%s.%L", "UTC");
EXPECT_EQ(t.sResultL, strL);
CString strN = CUtils::FormatTime(tv, "%s.%N", "UTC");
EXPECT_EQ(t.sResultN, strN);
CString str3N = CUtils::FormatTime(tv, "%s.%3N", "UTC");
EXPECT_EQ(t.sResult3N, str3N);
}
// Test passthrough
timeval tv1;
tv1.tv_sec = 42;
tv1.tv_usec = 123456;
CString str1 = CUtils::FormatTime(tv1, "%s", "UTC");
EXPECT_EQ("42", str1);
// Test escapes
timeval tv2;
tv2.tv_sec = 42;
tv2.tv_usec = 123456;
CString str2 = CUtils::FormatTime(tv2, "%%L", "UTC");
EXPECT_EQ("%L", str2);
// Test suffix
CString str3 = CUtils::FormatTime(tv2, "a%Lb", "UTC");
EXPECT_EQ("a123b", str3);
}