Convert timestamp to datetime in erlang
How can I convert a timestamp (number of milliseconds since 1 Jan 1970...) to Date or DateTime format in Erlang? Something like {Year,Month,Day}. ...
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How to record relative times between computers?
I need to independently record events on different computers and reconstruct which order those events happened relative to each other. The solution calls for each computer to be relatively independent; they cannot directly talk to each other or a single source. My initial solution recorded the time on each machine, but since times can ...
Calculate time between 2 TDateTime, with a twist
I need to find out how to get the time between 2 times, but only if it is within work hours(Stored in a database) This is what I got for now, but it is totally wrong. the total won't bee correct. int __fastcall Organisasjon::CalculateResponsetimeInOpeninghours(std::auto_ptr<DBCommand> cmd, long orgid, TDateTime starttimeIn, TDateTime e...
Why the is flexbuilder plugin for eclipse so slow to open and compile ?
I've got a decent computer. ( something with dual-core in the name and a lot of ram ). Sometime FlexBuilder prompt the "builder project" loading bar only when i open a simple mxml file. It's look like he does some difficult jobs... i don't ask for anything fancy. I just want the file open, in text mode. Every time i hit ctrl+s, i fear ...
Using TeraTerm to send a file, transfer rate, time
Hi! I'm using TeraTerm to transfer a file through a dial up connection, for this I will use ttl scripts in both ends to automatize it. I would like to measure the time it takes to transfer the file, or the transfer rate... but I don't know how to do it? Does anyone have any idea? Thanks a lot ...
Sql date select rows within X seconds range of each other
Hello, My sql table is something like (message,created) I want to select those rows which are within X seconds from each other. Say the last message is within X seconds from NOW(), then it should select it. If the second last message is within X seconds from the last message then it should select it too. In other words each row should ...
How to use time > year 2038 on official Windows Python 2.5
The official Python 2.5 on Windows was build with Visual Studio.Net 2003, which uses 32 bit time_t. So when the year is > 2038, it just gives exceptions. Although this is fixed in Python 2.6 (which changed time_t to 64 bit with VS2008), I'd like to use 2.5 because many modules are already compiled for it. So here's my question - is the...
call function between time intervals
In app engine I would like to call a function if the current time is between a particular interval. This is what I am doing now. ist_time = datetime.utcnow() + timedelta(hours=5, minutes = 30) ist_midnight = ist_time.replace(hour=0, minute=0, second=0, microsecond=0) market_open = ist_midnight + timedelta(hours=9, minutes = 55) market_...
change date Time String to Sql server DateTime data type
how to change these Date Time strings to sql server DateTime Type: "Thu May 07 19:19:27" "Thu May 07 19:19:33" "Thu May 07 19:19:34" "Thu May 07 19:19:34" "Thu May 07 19:19:35" ...
Visual studio, how to output time taken to build?
Hi, I'm using visual studio 2005. I rememeber in the back of my mind there's a way to output the time taken to build a given project. Can anyone remember what that switch is? Thanks Rich ...
How to deduct time in php?
I wrote this <?php session_start(); if(!isset($_SESSION['now'])){ $_SESSION['now'] = time(); } if(time() > ($_SESSION['now'] + 300)){ echo "15 minutes have passed"; } else { echo "waiting"; } ?> What I want to do is, let the user wait for 15 minutes before he/she can view the page. Is the code correct? ...
bash: save in a variable the number of seconds a process took to run
I want to run a process in bash and save in an env variable the number of seconds it took to run. How would I do such a thing? ...
ASP.Net page methods execution time monitoring.
could anybody advice me, are there any approaches to calculate the methods execution time in asp.net page? ASP.Net Trace doesn't suit me since it ignores ajax partial postbacks though just they are the tight place. I have the page event which for some unknown reason executes slowly. Since the logic and event execution chain is rather c...
Timing concurrent processes in bash with 'time'
Is there a simple way to do the equivalent of this, but run the two processes concurrently with bash? $ time sleep 5; sleep 8 time should report a total of 8 seconds (or the amount of time of the longest task) ...
How can I limit resource usage of process?
In short, I want to find windows equivalent way of unix setrusage() function. Can I limit resource usage for particular process? For example, 10 seconds cpu time and 50mb memory size. If the process run more than 10 seconds or consumes more than 50mb memory, the process will be terminated by windows. ...
How to check if a date has passed
I am trying to check if a date has passed or if it is the future. If the end_date has passed then I do not want it to display. end_date is a MySQL timestamp. Right now all news articles are displaying even if their end_date has passed. Here is the code I am using to check if the date has passed: function dateExp( $timestamp ){ $exp ...
How to parse a RFC 2822 date/time into a Python datetime?
I have a date of the form specified by RFC 2822 -- say Fri, 15 May 2009 17:58:28 +0000, as a string. Is there a quick and/or standard way to get it as a datetime object in Python 2.5? I tried to produce a strptime format string, but the +0000 timezone specifier confuses the parser. ...
Enter time in .NET app
Is there a control to enter the time (i.e. 9:00am) in .NET? ...
Adding Two Times Up In Excel
Hi People I I'm have small headache caused today by excel and the way it takes control of everything. I have two time values I need to add together then divide by a value I got charged for that time to work out how much it cost me an hour. so say I was charged day on for 12:30:00 on day 2 I was charged for 13:20:00 and day 3 I was ...
Accurate timing of functions in python
I'm programming in python on windows and would like to accurately measure the time it takes for a function to run. I have written a function "time_it" that takes another function, runs it, and returns the time it took to run. def time_it(f, *args): start = time.clock() f(*args) return (time.clock() - start)*1000...