BioSimSpace.Types.Time¶
- class BioSimSpace.Types.Time(*args)[source]¶
A time type.
- __init__(*args)[source]¶
Constructor.
*args
can be a value and unit, or a string representation of the time, e.g. “0.2 fs”.- Parameters:
value (float) – The value.
unit (str) – The unit.
string (str) – A string representation of the time.
Examples
Create an object representing a time of 17.3 femtoseconds then print the time in nanoseconds.
>>> import BioSimSpace as BSS >>> time = BSS.Types.Time(17.3, "fs") >>> print(time.nanoseconds())
The same as above, except passing a string representation of the time to the constructor.
>>> import BioSimSpace as BSS >>> time = BSS.Types.Time("17.3 fs") >>> print(time.nanoseconds())
The string matching is extremeley flexible, so all of the following would be valid arguments: “17.3 fs”, “17.3 femtoseconds”, “1.73e1 fs”.
Methods
__init__
(*args)Constructor.
angle
()Return the power in the 'angle' dimension.
charge
()Return the power in the 'charge' dimension.
days
()Return the time in days.
Return the dimensions of this type.
Return the time in femtoseconds.
hours
()Return the time in hours.
length
()Return the power in the 'length' dimension.
mass
()Return the power in the 'mass' dimension.
Return the time in milliseconds.
minutes
()Return the time in minutes.
Return the time in nanoseconds.
Return the time in picoseconds.
quantity
()Return the power in the 'quantity' dimension.
seconds
()Return the time in seconds.
Return the power in the 'temperature' dimension.
time
()Return the power in the 'time' dimension.
to
(unit)Return the value of this general unit in the specified unit.
unit
()Return the unit.
value
()Return the value.
- classmethod angle()¶
Return the power in the ‘angle’ dimension.
- Returns:
angle – The power in the ‘angle’ dimension.
- Return type:
int
- classmethod charge()¶
Return the power in the ‘charge’ dimension.
- Returns:
charge – The power in the ‘charge’ dimension.
- Return type:
int
- classmethod dimensions()¶
Return the dimensions of this type. This is a tuple containing the power in each dimension.
- Returns(int, int, int, int, int, int)
The power in each dimension: ‘mass’, ‘length’, ‘temperature’, ‘charge’, ‘time’, ‘quantity’, and ‘angle’.
- femtoseconds()[source]¶
Return the time in femtoseconds.
- Returns:
time – The time in femtoseconds.
- Return type:
- classmethod length()¶
Return the power in the ‘length’ dimension.
- Returns:
length – The power in the ‘length’ dimension.
- Return type:
int
- classmethod mass()¶
Return the power in the ‘mass’ dimension.
- Returns:
mass – The power in the ‘mass’ dimension.
- Return type:
int
- milliseconds()[source]¶
Return the time in milliseconds.
- Returns:
time – The time in milliseconds.
- Return type:
- nanoseconds()[source]¶
Return the time in nanoseconds.
- Returns:
time – The time in nanoseconds.
- Return type:
- picoseconds()[source]¶
Return the time in picoseconds.
- Returns:
time – The time in picoseconds.
- Return type:
- classmethod quantity()¶
Return the power in the ‘quantity’ dimension.
- Returns:
quantity – The power in the ‘quantity’ dimension.
- Return type:
int
- classmethod temperature()¶
Return the power in the ‘temperature’ dimension.
- Returns:
temperature – The power in the ‘temperature’ dimension.
- Return type:
int
- classmethod time()¶
Return the power in the ‘time’ dimension.
- Returns:
time – The power the ‘time’ dimension.
- Return type:
int
- to(unit)¶
Return the value of this general unit in the specified unit.
- Parameters:
unit (str) – The unit to convert to.
- Returns:
value – The value in the specified unit.
- Return type:
float
- unit()¶
Return the unit.
- Returns:
unit – The unit of the type.
- Return type:
str
- value()¶
Return the value.
- Returns:
value – The value of the type.
- Return type:
float