I have a starting timepoint in milliseconds like so:
using namespace std::chrono;
typedef time_point<system_clock, milliseconds> MyTimePoint;
MyTimePoint startTimePoint = time_point_cast<MyTimePoint::duration>(system_clock::time_point(steady_clock::now()));
Now I will have a certain number of hours that I want to add or subtract to the startTimePoint.
int numHours = -5//or 5 etc (Can be a plus or minus number)
How can I add this abount of time to the original startTimePoint??
If you want to add five hours to startTimePoint
, it's boringly simple:
startTimePoint += hours(5); // from the alias std::chrono::hours
By the way, you're trying to convert a steady_clock::now()
into a system_clock::time_point
, which shouldn't even compile. Change the steady_clock::now()
to system_clock::now()
and you should be good to go.