pw::async2::SimulatedTimeProvider< Clock > Class Template Reference

A simulated TimeProvider suitable for testing APIs which use Timer. More...

#include <simulated_time_provider.h>

Inheritance diagram for pw::async2::SimulatedTimeProvider< Clock >:

Public Member Functions
	SimulatedTimeProvider (typename Clock::time_point timestamp=typename Clock::time_point(typename Clock::duration(0)))
void	AdvanceTime (typename Clock::duration duration)
	Advances the simulated time and runs any newly-expired timers.
bool	AdvanceUntilNextExpiration ()
void	SetTime (typename Clock::time_point new_now)
void	RunExpiredTimers ()
Clock::time_point	now () final
	Returns the current time.
std::optional< typename Clock::time_point >	NextExpiration ()
std::optional< typename Clock::duration >	TimeUntilNextExpiration ()
Public Member Functions inherited from pw::async2::TimeProvider< Clock >
Clock::time_point	now () override=0
	Returns the current time.
TimeFuture< Clock >	WaitFor (typename Clock::duration delay)
TimeFuture< Clock >	WaitUntil (typename Clock::time_point timestamp)
virtual Clock::time_point	now ()=0
	Returns the current time.

Private Member Functions
void	DoInvokeAt (typename Clock::time_point wake_time) final
void	DoCancel () final
	Optimistically cancels all pending DoInvokeAt requests.

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Member Functions inherited from pw::async2::TimeProvider< Clock >
void	RunExpired (typename Clock::time_point now)

Detailed Description

template<typename Clock>
class pw::async2::SimulatedTimeProvider< Clock >

A simulated TimeProvider suitable for testing APIs which use Timer.

Member Function Documentation

AdvanceUntilNextExpiration()

template<typename Clock >

bool pw::async2::SimulatedTimeProvider< Clock >::AdvanceUntilNextExpiration ( )

inline

Advances the simulated time until the next point at which a timer would fire.

Returns whether any timers were waiting to be run.

DoCancel()

template<typename Clock >

void pw::async2::SimulatedTimeProvider< Clock >::DoCancel ( )

inlinefinalprivatevirtual

Optimistically cancels all pending DoInvokeAt requests.

Implements pw::async2::TimeProvider< Clock >.

DoInvokeAt()

template<typename Clock >

void pw::async2::SimulatedTimeProvider< Clock >::DoInvokeAt ( typename Clock::time_point  )

inlinefinalprivatevirtual

Schedule RunExpired to be invoked at time_point. Newer calls to DoInvokeAt supersede previous calls.

Implements pw::async2::TimeProvider< Clock >.

now()

template<typename Clock >

Clock::time_point pw::async2::SimulatedTimeProvider< Clock >::now ( )

inlinefinalvirtual

Returns the current time.

Implements pw::async2::TimeProvider< Clock >.

RunExpiredTimers()

template<typename Clock >

void pw::async2::SimulatedTimeProvider< Clock >::RunExpiredTimers ( )

inline

Explicitly run expired timers.

Calls to this function are not usually necessary, as AdvanceTime and SetTime will trigger expired timers to run. However, if a timer is set for a time in the past and neither AdvanceTime nor SetTime are subsequently invoked, the timer will not have a chance to run until one of AdvanceTime, SetTime, or RunExpiredTimers has been called.

SetTime()

template<typename Clock >

void pw::async2::SimulatedTimeProvider< Clock >::SetTime ( typename Clock::time_point  new_now )

inline

Modifies the simulated time and runs any newly-expired timers.

WARNING: Use of this function with a timestamp older than the current now() will violate the is_monotonic clock attribute. We don't like it when time goes backwards!

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• pw_async2/public/pw_async2/simulated_time_provider.h