Standard library

`std/time`

import "time"

var t = new Time(9, 30, 0, 0)
print(t.add(new Time(1, 15, 0, 0)).format())
print(formatTime(3661.0))

Time is a struct with the constructor parameters hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds.

Function	Description
`new Time(h, m, s, ms)`, `Time.create(h, m, s, ms)`, `createTime(...)`	build a time
`Time.now()`	the current local time
`Time.fromMilliseconds(ms)`, `Time.fromSeconds(s)`	from a duration
`Time.parse("HH:MM:SS.mmm")`	parse; the milliseconds part is optional
`t.toMilliseconds()`, `t.toSeconds()`	as a duration
`t.add(other)`, `t.subtract(other)`	arithmetic
`t.format()`, `t.formatWithMs()`	`HH:MM:SS` and `HH:MM:SS.mmm`
`formatTime(seconds)`, `parseTime(text)`, `currentTime()`	helpers on plain numbers and strings
`hoursToMinutes`, `minutesToHours`, `hoursToSeconds`, `secondsToHours`, `minutesToSeconds`, `secondsToMinutes`, `secondsToMs`, `msToSeconds`	unit conversions

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