I am using VW 7.7
Attempting to add, say 1272359940000 seconds to a Timestamp results in an exception. One would expect a proper computation, would one not? Unhandled exception: The timestamp cannot be represented in unix 32-bit seconds.
MacOSXSystemSupport(Object)>>error: MacOSXSystemSupport(UnixSystemSupport)>>errorTimestampOutOfRange MacOSXSystemSupport(UnixSystemSupport)>>checkTimestamp: MacOSXSystemSupport(UnixSystemSupport)>>timestampToSeconds:
SystemTimeZone>>timestampToSeconds: Timestamp>>asSeconds Timestamp>>asNanoseconds Timestamp>>sumFromDuration: Timestamp>>+ Timestamp>>addSeconds:
---------------------------------------------------------------------- MacOSXSystemSupport(Object)>>error: Receiver: a MacOSXSystemSupport
Arguments: aStringOrMessage = #UnixTimestampOutOfRange>>'The timestamp cannot be represented in unix 32-bit seconds.'<<#dialogs
Context PC = 6 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- MacOSXSystemSupport(UnixSystemSupport)>>errorTimestampOutOfRange Receiver:
a MacOSXSystemSupport Context PC = 10 ----------------------------------------------------------------------
MacOSXSystemSupport(UnixSystemSupport)>>checkTimestamp:
Receiver: a MacOSXSystemSupport Arguments: aTimestamp = 1 januari 1901 00:00:00
Context PC = 14 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- MacOSXSystemSupport(UnixSystemSupport)>>timestampToSeconds: Receiver:
a MacOSXSystemSupport Arguments: aTimestamp = 1 januari 1901 00:00:00
Temporaries: timeinfo = nil totalSeconds = nil Context PC = 17
---------------------------------------------------------------------- SystemTimeZone>>timestampToSeconds: Receiver: a SystemTimeZone
Arguments: aTimestamp = 1 januari 1901 00:00:00 Context PC = 6 ----------------------------------------------------------------------
Timestamp>>asSeconds Receiver: a Timestamp Instance Variables: year = 1901
month = 1 day = 1 hour = 0
minute = 0 second = 0 millisecond = 0
Context PC = 6 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Timestamp>>asNanoseconds Receiver: a Timestamp
Instance Variables: year = 1901 month = 1 day = 1
hour = 0 minute = 0 second = 0
millisecond = 0 Context PC = 4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Timestamp>>sumFromDuration:
Receiver: a Timestamp Instance Variables: year = 1901
month = 1 day = 1 hour = 0
minute = 0 second = 0 millisecond = 0
Arguments: aDuration = 14726388 days 4 hours 40 minutes Context PC = 7 ----------------------------------------------------------------------
Timestamp>>+ Receiver: a Timestamp Instance Variables: year = 1901
month = 1 day = 1 hour = 0
minute = 0 second = 0 millisecond = 0
Arguments: aDuration = 14726388 days 4 hours 40 minutes Context PC = 5 ----------------------------------------------------------------------
Timestamp>>addSeconds: Receiver: a Timestamp Instance Variables: year = 1901
month = 1 day = 1 hour = 0
minute = 0 second = 0 millisecond = 0
Arguments: secondsCount = 1272359940000 Context PC = 6 _______________________________________________ vwnc mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.cs.uiuc.edu/mailman/listinfo/vwnc |
see the recent thread "vw 7.7 support for Windows 2000"
http://www.parcplace.net/list/vwnc-archive/1005/threads.html#00024 > I am using VW 7.7 > Attempting to add, say 1272359940000 seconds to a Timestamp results in > an exception. One would expect a proper computation, would one not? > > Unhandled exception: The timestamp cannot be represented in unix 32-bit > seconds. > MacOSXSystemSupport(Object)>>error: > MacOSXSystemSupport(UnixSystemSupport)>>errorTimestampOutOfRange > MacOSXSystemSupport(UnixSystemSupport)>>checkTimestamp: > MacOSXSystemSupport(UnixSystemSupport)>>timestampToSeconds: > SystemTimeZone>>timestampToSeconds: > Timestamp>>asSeconds > Timestamp>>asNanoseconds > Timestamp>>sumFromDuration: > Timestamp>>+ > Timestamp>>addSeconds: vwnc mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.cs.uiuc.edu/mailman/listinfo/vwnc |
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