O$: #FT - Hundredths

[Ben Butler]

Hi,

All three return: 09:36:20:00

So there's the 00 - hundredths would be better than 1/60 from #CT due to
smaller time size - I want to use it for comparative execution time
testing.

It is a vaguely interesting aside is the Linux box on UTC on the desktop
knows its 8:40 but in a shell the OS thinks its on BST at 9:40, anyway
completely irrelevant to the problem at hand.

Kind Regards

Ben

-----Original Message-----
From: omnisdev-en-bounces at lists.omnis-dev.com
[mailto:omnisdev-en-bounces at lists.omnis-dev.com] On Behalf Of Kelly
Burgess
Sent: 11 May 2008 08:34
To: OmnisList
Subject: Re: O$: #FT - Hundredths

Hi Ben,

>I am on Windows & Linux - both are doing the same thing:
>
>Calculate #FT as 'HNSs'
>Calculate #1 as tim(#T)
>
>Is always returning 00 as the two most right hand digits.


What do you get with

   Calculate #S1 as tim(#T)

   Calculate #S1 as #T

   Calculate #S1 as jst(#T,'T:H:N:S:s')


(using #S1 because I don't know what kind of rounding might happen using
#1)

Kelly
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