Current time

[Luigi Ferraris]

Hi friends,

I don't remember if exists a (direct) function to retrieve only current time as seconds or milliseconds.

Many thanks in advance for any info.

Regards,

Luigi

[Francolino]

Hi Luigi

seconds()

Regards

Juan

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[Luigi Ferraris]

Hi Juan

gasp, gasp too very simple.... I was searching function starting with "T"

Many thanks

Luigi

[Pierpaolo Martinello]

Ciao Luigi, si è semplice

Potrebbe interessare anche :

hb_Sec(<tTimeStamp>) ➜ nSecond
returns the seconds (ss) "member" of a tTimeStamp. The returned value is a floating point number (ss.mmm) where the integer part is seconds while the decimal (fraction) part of it represents milliseconds.

hb_SecondsCPU( [<n>] ) ➜ nTime
reports how many CPU and/or System seconds have elapsed since the beginning of the program execution. See the table for possible value of <n> and the returned values:
Value of <n> Returned Value
1 User CPU time of the current process
2 System CPU time on behalf of the current process
3 Sum of (1+2) (default value)
11 Sum of the user CPU time of the current + child process
12 Sum of the system CPU time of the current + child process
13 Sum of (11+12)

 hb_MilliSeconds() ->Millisec()
 hb_Sec()  ->  Seconds()
 SecondsCPU()
 SecondsSleep()

Dove le funzioni che iniziano per hb_sono quelle native e non traslate dal file ch 

Potrebbe interessarTi anche questo comodo comando:

hbmk2.exe -find [nome funzione cercata]

Saluti

Pierpaolo Martinello

[Luigi Ferraris]

Grazie Pierpaolo, molto interessante!

Saluti