ConstantRateTimestampIterator

Kotlin |Java

@UnstableApi
class ConstantRateTimestampIterator : TimestampIterator

A TimestampIterator that generates monotonically increasing timestamps (in microseconds) distributed evenly over the given durationUs based on the given frameRate.

Summary

Public constructors
`ConstantRateTimestampIterator( durationUs: @IntRange(from = 1) Long, frameRate: @FloatRange(from = 0, fromInclusive = false) Float )` Creates an instance that outputs timestamps from `0`.

Public functions
`ConstantRateTimestampIterator!`	`copyOf()` Returns fresh copy of the iterator.
`Long`	`getLastTimestampUs()` Returns the last (final) timestamp this iterator generates, in microseconds; returns `TIME_UNSET` if the last timestamp is unknown, or when no timestamp will be generated.
`Boolean`	`hasNext()` Returns whether there is another element.
`Long`	`next()` Returns the next timestamp.

Public constructors

ConstantRateTimestampIterator

ConstantRateTimestampIterator(
    durationUs: @IntRange(from = 1) Long,
    frameRate: @FloatRange(from = 0, fromInclusive = false) Float
)

Creates an instance that outputs timestamps from 0.

Parameters
`durationUs: @IntRange(from = 1) Long`	The duration the timestamps should span over, in microseconds.
`frameRate: @FloatRange(from = 0, fromInclusive = false) Float`	The frame rate in frames per second.

Public functions

copyOf

fun copyOf(): ConstantRateTimestampIterator!

Returns fresh copy of the iterator.

getLastTimestampUs

fun getLastTimestampUs(): Long

Returns the last (final) timestamp this iterator generates, in microseconds; returns TIME_UNSET if the last timestamp is unknown, or when no timestamp will be generated.

hasNext

fun hasNext(): Boolean

Returns whether there is another element.

fun next(): Long

Returns the next timestamp.