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John Chludzinski

64-bit Unix time to TimeStamp method?

In an effort not to re-invent the wheel, is there a package with a method, presumably in ByteArray, that would convert Unix time (64-bit) to an instance of TimeStamp? ---John

Bert Freudenberg

Re: 64-bit Unix time to TimeStamp method?

On 11.02.2010, at 09:55, John Chludzinski wrote:

In an effort not to re-invent the wheel, is there a package with a method, presumably in ByteArray, that would convert Unix time (64-bit) to an instance of TimeStamp? ---John

Assuming "aUnixTime" is an Integer you can use

(DateAndTime unixEpoch + aUnixTime seconds) asTimeStamp

- Bert -

John Chludzinski

Re: 64-bit Unix time to TimeStamp method?

In reply to this post by John Chludzinski

> Assuming "aUnixTime" is an Integer you can use
>
> (DateAndTime unixEpoch + aUnixTime seconds) asTimeStamp
>

> - Bert -

There is no DateAndTime>>unixEpoch in my Croquet image. Is this to be found elsewhere? ---John

Bert Freudenberg

Re: 64-bit Unix time to TimeStamp method?

On 12.02.2010, at 08:05, John Chludzinski wrote:

> Assuming "aUnixTime" is an Integer you can use
>
> (DateAndTime unixEpoch + aUnixTime seconds) asTimeStamp
>
> - Bert -

There is no DateAndTime>>unixEpoch in my Croquet image. Is this to be found elsewhere? ---John

Was added to the trunk recently.

- Bert -