Clock

Kotlin |Java

@UnstableApi
interface Clock

Known direct subclasses

`FakeClock`	Fake `Clock` implementation that allows to `advance the time` manually to trigger pending timed messages.
`SystemClock`	The standard implementation of `Clock`, an instance of which is available via `DEFAULT`.

An interface through which system clocks can be read and HandlerWrappers created. The DEFAULT implementation must be used for all non-test cases.

Summary

Constants
`const Clock!`	`DEFAULT` Default `Clock` to use for all non-test cases.

Public functions
`HandlerWrapper!`	`createHandler(looper: Looper!, callback: Handler.Callback?)` Creates a `HandlerWrapper` using a specified looper and a specified callback for handling messages.
`Long`	`currentTimeMillis()` Returns the current time in milliseconds since the Unix Epoch.
`Long`	`elapsedRealtime()`
`Long`	`nanoTime()` See `nanoTime`
`Unit`	`onThreadBlocked()` Notifies the clock that the current thread is about to be blocked and won't return until a condition on another thread becomes true.
`Long`	`uptimeMillis()`

const val DEFAULT: Clock!

Default Clock to use for all non-test cases.

fun createHandler(looper: Looper!, callback: Handler.Callback?): HandlerWrapper!

Creates a HandlerWrapper using a specified looper and a specified callback for handling messages.

See also
`Handler`

fun currentTimeMillis(): Long

Returns the current time in milliseconds since the Unix Epoch.

See also
`currentTimeMillis`

fun elapsedRealtime(): Long

See also
`elapsedRealtime`

fun nanoTime(): Long

fun onThreadBlocked(): Unit

Notifies the clock that the current thread is about to be blocked and won't return until a condition on another thread becomes true.

Should be a no-op for all non-test cases.

fun uptimeMillis(): Long

See also
`uptimeMillis`