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... and ImportFromDBF() used to create DateTime and TimeStamp fields without support for fraction of seconds. Now support fraction of seconds milliseconds. - Improved support for Restoring large tables * FWMariaRowSet class - Fix in SetFilter() a) when filter condition contains "<a> ...

... FW_IsUtf8( cText, [@lAscii] ) --> lUtf8 (msgsapi.c) * New functions: (valtostr.prg) FW_DateToUnix( dDate/tDateTime ) --> nUnixTimeStamp in MilliSeconds FW_UnixToDate( nUnixTimeStamp(inMilliSeconds) ) --> tDateTime * New: function FW_CheckFont( cFontName ) --> lFound. It checks if ...

* 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 ...

... chatgpt and the answer seems fine :-) (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: ...

... 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 pass arrival and departure dates to a url. the expected ...

... data from web pages. The program also uses the FiveWin SysWait() function to pause the execution of the program for a specified number of milliseconds. This is used to prevent the program from consuming too much CPU resources while it is waiting for the web page to load. I hope this explanation ...

... data from web pages. The program also uses the FiveWin SysWait() function to pause the execution of the program for a specified number of milliseconds. This is used to prevent the program from consuming too much CPU resources while it is waiting for the web page to load. I hope this explanation ...

Dear Antonio,
thank you. I was searching for this quite a long time.
Best regards,
Otto

Dear Otto,

You can use HB_MILLISECONDS()

Dear Antonio,
I found a workaround:
If I subtract a number from seconds() and add it back, it shows decimal places.

hData[ 'seconds' ] := 10 + seconds()-a -10


Best regards,
Otto

Dear Antonio,
is there a function milliseconds() in mod harbour.
Best regards,
Otto

Three options: 1). Open the file, lock it, append the record, add the code to the field, save the record, unlock it. This happens in milliseconds and no other user on the network will have access. 2) Fill the data with blanks in variables, edit the variables with all the data, then in your ...

Three options: 1). Open the file, lock it, append the record, add the code to the field, save the record, unlock it. This happens in milliseconds and no other user on the network will have access. 2) Fill the data with blanks in variables, edit the variables with all the data, then in your ...

Many Thanks.

... "", "HH:MM:SS:FFF" )#endifreturn cTime  ? TIME_MS() will return a time string in format HH:MM:SS.CCC with milliseconds