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... As Integer = 0 'Este valor lo reemplazé por 2 y todo salió de maravillas. For Each c As Char In GetStringFromHex(s) checksum = checksum Xor Convert.ToByte(c) Nextini Return checksum.ToString("X2") End Function Private Function GetStringFromHex(ByVal s As String) As String Dim result ...

... fine. https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/releases/tag/3.1.12 what...? I do not understand ? my HTMLTORTF function takes the generated cstring and converts it to rtf I don't know how to convert the tag for tables and links cTemp := StrTran(cTemp, "<table border='1'>", "\pard\intbl\itap0\plain\ltrpar{\trowd\trgaph70\trleft-70")  ...

Thank you, now it's working perfectly

Both are same.
In that website there is an implicit conversion from your time zone to UTC.
Try this code:

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? FW_DateToUnix( UTC_TIMESTAMP() )

Note: UTC_TIMESTAMP() is an FWH function

Thank you Mr Rao, If I try with your function, I'm having this result: 168486480000 for 2023-05-23T18:00:00 SET DATE BRITmyDate := Hb_Dtot(Ctod("23/05/2023"),"18:00:00")? FW_DateToUnix( MyDate ) //168486480000  But in https://www.timestamp-converte...

Hi Guys, How could I convert a date/time to an Unix TimeStamp? If you want to use this functionality with MySql, you can use the MySql built-in functions UNIX_TIMESTAMP( <datetime> ) FROM_UNIXTIM( nUnixTime ) Please ...

* New functions: (valtostr.prg) FW_DateToUnix( dDate/tDateTime ) --> nUnixTimeStamp in MilliSeconds FW_UnixToDate( nUnixTimeStamp(inMilliSeconds) ) --> tDateTime #ifdef __XHARBOUR__   #xtranslate HB_STOT( <c> ) => STOT( <c> )   #xtranslate HB_DateTime()  ...

We have already implemented those functions for FWH already

Please lets wait for Mr. Rao comments about them

Ruth,
I tried it, but didn´t work here. IF you compare the result with that generated from https://www.timestamp-converter.com/, they aren´t the same.

...maybe this ist what you are looking for?
https://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=44151&sid=b7f00a693917947fa556918b1485830b
kind regards
ruth

Hi Guys,

How could I convert a date/time to an Unix TimeStamp?

... (not exactly correct, but the explanation seems fine) Yes, it looks like the timestamp you provided is in milliseconds since the Unix epoch. To convert a Harbour date variable into a Unix timestamp expressed in milliseconds, you need to follow these steps: Get the date value from the Harbour ...

dear all, I would also like to kindly ask assistance with date and time handling. specifically: is it possible to convert a harbour date variable into a "unix timestamp expressed in milliseconds" (hope this is the correct term)? I am working on a project where I need to ...

...   // Reset to default font and color    FWrite(oFile, "\f0\cf0 ") I understand that to insert an image file, first, you need to convert the image file to a Hexa decimal string and then insert it. // For BMPFWrite(oFile, "\intbl{\pict\wmetafile8\picw" + LTrim(Str(nImageWidth)) ...

... to default font and color    FWrite(oFile, "\f0\cf0 ") I understand that to insert an image file, first, you need to convert the image file to a Hexa decimal string and then insert it. // For BMPFWrite(oFile, "\intbl{\pict\wmetafile8\picw" + LTrim(Str(nImageWidth)) ...