method Cron.parse

Checks expr at run time; prefer the literal cron"…", which is checked at compile time.

Example:

use std.time { Cron }

fn main() io {
  match Cron.parse("61 * * * *") {
    Cron c => print(c.expr)
    ParseError _ => print("invalid")
  }
}

invalid

pub(api) static fn parse(expr: str) -> Cron | ParseError

Since. 1.0.0-beta

Parameters

Returns

Cron

Errors

• ParseError @error
• `ParseError` when the expression is not valid cron syntax.

Effects

none declared (pure unless the body says otherwise)

Defined in: std/time/time.oxl:2450