I'm trying to find a SQL query that will count the number of distinct start times that are at least 30 minutes different. I have a number of employees that are paid a credit when they start work on at least three distinct times in a week, where the start time is at least 30 minutes different from the other start times. For example: se...
Hello, how can I get current time with library boost. I can do this: ptime now = boost::posix_timesecond_clock::local_time(); tm d_tm = to_tm(now); But the last time unit of tm structure is second and I need in millisecond. Can I get current time with milliseconds? ...
Hi expert Pythonists out there, I am starting to use cProfile so as to have a more detailed timing information on my program. However, it's quite disturbing to me that there's a significant overhead. Any idea why cProfile reported 7 seconds while time module only reported 2 seconds in the code below? # a simple function def f(a, b): c...
I happened across the source for Minix's gmtime function. I was interested in the bit that calculated the year number from days since epoch. Here are the guts of that bit: http://www.raspberryginger.com/jbailey/minix/html/gmtime_8c-source.html http://www.raspberryginger.com/jbailey/minix/html/loc__time_8h-source.html #define EPOCH_YR ...
Good morning, My question saga continues about R. I have been working on large datasets lately (more than 400 thousands lines). So far, I have been using XTS format, which worked fine for "small" datasets of a few tenth of thousands elements. Now that the project grows, R simply crashes when retrieving the data for the database and p...
I have tried clock_gettime(CLOCK_REALTIME) and gettimeofday() without luck - And the most basic like clock(), what return 0 to me (?). But none of they count the time under sleep. I don't need a high resolution timer, but I need something for getting the elapsed time in ms. Thanks. EDIT: Final program: #include <iostream> #include <...
I have a Windows CE box that doesn't seem to synchronise its settings with the time server. I have ensured it is on and set the refresh rate to be low (5minutes) yet it still doesn't update. Has anyone had any experience with this? If I refresh the service's settings using services refresh ntp0: it will instantly update the time setti...
Hello, I've been using Chronic, the natural language parser and its awesome. The problem I'm running into now is I cant parse the military time its give me back in to some form of AM/PM time that would be normal for a user to see. <%= Chronic.parse("next monday") %> yields => Mon Jul 05 12:00:00 -0500 2010 Is there a way to go b...
dear all.. i have a clock time inside my form..it run as a current time same with PC time.. i'm use this code: <script language="javascript"> var int=self.setInterval("clock()",1000); function clock() { var d=new Date(); ...
What is the fastest timing system a C/C++ programmer can use? For example: time() will give the seconds since Jan 01 1970 00:00. GetTickCount() on Windows will give the time, in milliseconds, since the system's start-up time, but is limited to 49.7 days (after that it simply wraps back to zero). I want to get the current time, or ticks...
hi, i am using debian. running my program with time command and want the result of time written to a file, doing as follows: time ./myprog > out.asc ./myprog's output is written to out.asc but not the time's result. is there any way to send the time's output also to out.asc? thanx! ...
I wish to add real time status update notification to a kohanaPHP application with MySQL database i'm developing using node.js, while looking around, i could not find any tutorials about integrating node.js in PHP, i will like to know if its possible and how can it be done and what type of servers should i host the php website on. From ...
I need to convert seconds to Hour:Minute:Second for example : 685 converted to 00:11:25 can you please help me achieve this thanks ...
Ok, so the situation is as follows. I have a server with services for a game, a particular command from the server sends a timestamp for when the next game round should commence. To get this perfectly synced on all connected clients I also have a webbservice that returns a timestamp of the servers current time. What I know: the time be...
Basically, I want my script to pause between 4 and 5 AM. The only way to do this I've come up with so far is this: seconds_into_day = time.time() % (60*60*24) if 60*60*4 < seconds_into_day < 60*60*5: sleep(time_left_till_5am) Any "proper" way to do this? Aka some built-in function/lib for calculating time; rather than just using s...
Ok, So i have a script that reads in a csv file and in there is a time that is formatted in the traditional HH:MM am/pm. I need to convert that into the mysql standard time format (HH:MM:SS). This is what i have so far and it works $schedule[$row]["TIME"] = date("H:i:s", strtotime($data[4])) the problem is, if the input is formatted...
Basically this script will subtract StartTime from EndTime, using a jQuery plugin the html form is populated with Start and End Time in the format HH:MM, an input field is populated with the result, it works except for one issue: If Start Time is between 08:00 and 09:59 it just returns strange results - results are 10 hours off to be pr...
I want to capture the time take to go from statement A to Statement B in a Java class. In between these statements there are many web service calls made. I wanted to know if there is some stop watch like functionality in java that i could use to capture the exact time? Kaddy ...
I'm reading a date from an Excel cell in Python (using .Value on the cell)... the result that I get is: 07/06/10 00:00:00 I thought this was a string, and so went about trying to figure out how to convert this to the format I need ("yyyyMMdd", or "20100706" in this example). However, after some playing around I realized that it is not...
Hi all, I'm developing my own Python code interpreter using the Python C API, as described in the Python documentation. I've taken a look on the Python source code and I tried to follow the same steps that are carried out in the standard interpreter when executing a py file. These steps (sequence of C API function calls) are basically: ...