ot::Time::operator<() const method
Indicates whether this `Time` instance is strictly before another one.
Arguments
aOther
A `Time` instance to compare with.
Return value
TRUE This `Time` instance is strictly before @p aOther. FALSE This `Time` instance is not strictly before @p aOther.
Notes
The comparison operators correctly take into account the wrapping of `Time` numeric value. For a given `Time` instance `t0`, any `Time` instance `t` where `(t - t0)` is less than half the range of `uint32_t` type is considered to be after `t0`, otherwise it is considered to be before 't0' (or equal to it). As an example to illustrate this model we can use clock hours: If we are at hour 12, hours 1 to 5 are considered to be after 12, and hours 6 to 11 are considered to be before 12.
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ot::Time::operator<() const is called by 5 functions and calls 1 function:
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ot::Time::operator<() const
ot::Time::operator<() const reads 1 variable:
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ot::Time::operator<() const