ot::Time::operator-=() method

Moves this `Time` object backward by a given duration.

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Declaration

from time.hpp:143

void operator-=(uint32_t aDuration);

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aDuration

A duration.

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void operator-=(uint32_t aDuration) { mValue -= aDuration; }

time.hpp:143

startTime -= mInterval;

trickle_timer.cpp:66

ot::TrickleTimer

ot::TrickleTimer::GetStartTimeOfCurrentInterval() const

startTime -= mTimeInInterval;

trickle_timer.cpp:73

ot::TrickleTimer

ot::TrickleTimer::GetStartTimeOfCurrentInterval() const

startTime -= mInterval;

trickle_timer.cpp:77

ot::TrickleTimer

ot::TrickleTimer::GetStartTimeOfCurrentInterval() const

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ot::Time::operator-=() is called by 1 function:

ot::TrickleTimer::GetStartTimeOfCurrentInterval() const

ot::Time::operator-=()

Data Use

ot::Time::operator-=() reads 1 variable and writes 1 variable:

ot::Time::mValue

ot::Time::operator-=()

ot::Time::mValue

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