Uses of Package
com.peterphi.std.types

Packages that use com.peterphi.std.types
Package
Description
com.peterphi.carbon.util.mediainfo
 
com.peterphi.std.guice.hibernate.usertype
 
com.peterphi.std.types
 
com.peterphi.std.util
 
  • Classes in com.peterphi.std.types used by com.peterphi.carbon.util.mediainfo
    Class
    Description
    SampleCount
    A number of samples at a given sample rate
    Timebase
    Describes a timebase, expressed as a rational number.
    Timecode
    Represents a timecode, dd:hh:mm:ss:ff - where ff may be an arbitrary length
    Timecodes containing days are not well supported.
  • Classes in com.peterphi.std.types used by com.peterphi.std.guice.hibernate.usertype
    Class
    Description
    SampleCount
    A number of samples at a given sample rate
    Timecode
    Represents a timecode, dd:hh:mm:ss:ff - where ff may be an arbitrary length
    Timecodes containing days are not well supported.
  • Classes in com.peterphi.std.types used by com.peterphi.std.types
    Class
    Description
    Id
    An abstract base type for a case-sensitive identifier
    All implementations must directly extend this type (ie.
    ResamplingException
    Thrown to indicate that it is not possible to represent a timecode or sample count in a precise way
    SampleCount
    A number of samples at a given sample rate
    SimpleId
    A simple, untyped Id field; this is one step above having a String id
    It is recommended that users extend Id themselves rather than using this type (as a SimpleId adds no discernable information about what the id is for)
    StorageSize
    Note: this class has a natural ordering that is inconsistent with equals.
    StorageUnit
    Represents Storage unit conversions in a similar fashion to how TimeUnit represents time unit conversions
    This enumeration reflects the confused landscape of storage units: it contains computer science units (binary), storage industry units (decimal) and network industry units (decimal, bit-based)
    Timebase
    Describes a timebase, expressed as a rational number.
    Timecode
    Represents a timecode, dd:hh:mm:ss:ff - where ff may be an arbitrary length
    Timecodes containing days are not well supported.
    TimecodeBuilder
    Constructs Timecode instances
    TimecodeComparator
    Compares Timecodes in order of how much time they represent
    This means that 00:00:00:02@25 is greater than 00:00:00:1920@48kHz
    TimecodeRange
    Represents a range between two non-null timecodes
  • Classes in com.peterphi.std.types used by com.peterphi.std.util
    Class
    Description
    HybridIterator
    An Iterator and Enumeration class