Java android.location GnssClock fields, constructors, methods, implement or subclass

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Method

doublegetBiasNanos()
Gets the clock's sub-nanosecond bias.
doublegetBiasUncertaintyNanos()
Gets the clock's Bias Uncertainty (1-Sigma) in nanoseconds.
doublegetDriftNanosPerSecond()
Gets the clock's Drift in nanoseconds per second.
doublegetDriftUncertaintyNanosPerSecond()
Gets the clock's Drift Uncertainty (1-Sigma) in nanoseconds per second.
longgetFullBiasNanos()
Gets the difference between hardware clock ( #getTimeNanos() ) inside GPS receiver and the true GPS time since 0000Z, January 6, 1980, in nanoseconds.
intgetHardwareClockDiscontinuityCount()
Gets count of hardware clock discontinuities.
intgetLeapSecond()
Gets the leap second associated with the clock's time.
longgetTimeNanos()
Gets the GNSS receiver internal hardware clock value in nanoseconds.
doublegetTimeUncertaintyNanos()
Gets the clock's time Uncertainty (1-Sigma) in nanoseconds.
booleanhasBiasNanos()
Returns true if #getBiasNanos() is available, false otherwise.
booleanhasBiasUncertaintyNanos()
Returns true if #getBiasUncertaintyNanos() is available, false otherwise.
booleanhasDriftNanosPerSecond()
Returns true if #getDriftNanosPerSecond() is available, false otherwise.
booleanhasDriftUncertaintyNanosPerSecond()
Returns true if #getDriftUncertaintyNanosPerSecond() is available, false otherwise.
booleanhasLeapSecond()
Returns true if #getLeapSecond() is available, false otherwise.
booleanhasTimeUncertaintyNanos()
Returns true if #getTimeUncertaintyNanos() is available, false otherwise.