SplitScript reference / Duration / totalSeconds

Duration.totalSeconds

Method

Duration.totalSeconds() -> f64

Returns the complete duration as floating-point seconds.

The f64 result preserves nanosecond precision for ordinary autosplitter time spans but may round extremely large durations.

Effects: pure

Runtime behavior: available everywhere; synchronous

Examples

Compare elapsed time in seconds

if Duration.fromMilliseconds(750.0).totalSeconds() >= 0.5 {
    print("ready")
}