microseconds to millisecond

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Massimiliano Fabbri

2013-02-21 20:25:53 UTC

Hello all.

I would like to measure the time in milliseconds that elapses fromthe
connect method (of a socket) to
the 'isconnected' property become true

Or How can I convert microseconds into a Unix timestamp ?

Thanks.
Max.
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Christian Schmitz

2013-02-21 20:31:26 UTC

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Post by Massimiliano Fabbri
Hello all.
I would like to measure the time in milliseconds that elapses fromthe connect method (of a socket) to
the 'isconnected' property become true
Or How can I convert microseconds into a Unix timestamp ?

microseconds = 1000* millisecond

Greetings
Christian
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Massimiliano Fabbri

2013-02-21 20:37:11 UTC

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so

1 millisecond = microsecond/1000

so I need to convert into unix timestamp

so I can be able to convert it (into php) in milliseconds representation

it is correct if I do this ?

Function MiCroToTimeS(ii as Double) As string

Dim i as Int64 = ii/1000

Return str(FORMAT((i - 2082844800),"############"))

End Function

I'm in totally confusion

Post by Christian Schmitz

microseconds = 1000* millisecond
Greetings
Christian

Paul Young

2013-02-21 20:40:15 UTC

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Massimiliano,

1 millisecond = 1000 * microsecond

Paul Young

Post by Massimiliano Fabbri
so
1 millisecond = microsecond/1000
so I need to convert into unix timestamp
so I can be able to convert it (into php) in milliseconds representation
it is correct if I do this ?
Function MiCroToTimeS(ii as Double) As string
Dim i as Int64 = ii/1000
Return str(FORMAT((i - 2082844800),"############"))
End Function
I'm in totally confusion

Post by Christian Schmitz

microseconds = 1000* millisecond
Greetings
Christian

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Massimiliano Fabbri

2013-02-21 20:46:50 UTC

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Yes, lapsus.

then

milliseconds to time stamp:

Function MiCroToTimeS(ii as Double) As string

Dim i as Int64 = ii*1000
//unix timestamp in seconds from 1 1 1601
Return str(FORMAT((i - 2082844800*1000),"############"))

End Function

IS this correct ?

Thanks

Post by Paul Young
Massimiliano,
1 millisecond = 1000 * microsecond
Paul Young

Post by Christian Schmitz

microseconds = 1000* millisecond
Greetings
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Massimiliano Fabbri

2013-02-21 21:09:47 UTC

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Are you sure you are right ?
http://www.unitconversion.org/unit_converter/time.html

Post by Paul Young
Massimiliano,
1 millisecond = 1000 * microsecond
Paul Young

Post by Christian Schmitz

microseconds = 1000* millisecond
Greetings
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Paul Young

2013-02-21 21:12:37 UTC

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1 millisecond is 1 thousandth of a second. 1 microsecond is 1 millionth of a second.

Paul Young

Post by Massimiliano Fabbri
Are you sure you are right ?
http://www.unitconversion.org/unit_converter/time.html

Post by Paul Young
Massimiliano,
1 millisecond = 1000 * microsecond
Paul Young

Post by Christian Schmitz

microseconds = 1000* millisecond
Greetings
Christian

Jon Ogden

2013-02-21 22:02:28 UTC

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Dim as Double = Microseconds/1000
Dim MilliSec as Double

// Do some work

MilliSec = (Microseconds/1000)-m
Msgbox "The elapsed is "+str(Miilisec)+"milliseconds."

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Post by Paul Young
1 millisecond is 1 thousandth of a second. 1 microsecond is 1 millionth of a second.
Paul Young

Post by Massimiliano Fabbri
Are you sure you are right ?
http://www.unitconversion.org/unit_converter/time.html

Post by Paul Young
Massimiliano,
1 millisecond = 1000 * microsecond
Paul Young

Post by Christian Schmitz

microseconds = 1000* millisecond
Greetings
Christian

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Massimiliano Fabbri

2013-02-21 22:13:28 UTC

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Yes Jon (

Dim m as Double = Microseconds/1000
)

your code Is much clear
but I need to convert milliseconds to date and the date to timestamp
or both things togheter

Thanks

Max

Post by Jon Ogden
Dim as Double = Microseconds/1000
Dim MilliSec as Double
// Do some work
MilliSec = (Microseconds/1000)-m
Msgbox "The elapsed is "+str(Miilisec)+"milliseconds."
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Post by Paul Young
1 millisecond is 1 thousandth of a second. 1 microsecond is 1 millionth of a second.
Paul Young

Post by Massimiliano Fabbri
Are you sure you are right ?
http://www.unitconversion.org/unit_converter/time.html

Post by Paul Young
Massimiliano,
1 millisecond = 1000 * microsecond
Paul Young

Post by Christian Schmitz

microseconds = 1000* millisecond
Greetings
Christian

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Jim Wagner

2013-02-21 22:18:25 UTC

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As far as I can tell, dates do not resolve any closer than the nearest second.

To get date stamp, just record dim start_date as date = new date at the start and dim end_date as date = new date at the end.

Jim Wagner
Oregon Research Electronics.

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Subject: Re: microseconds to millisecond

Yes Jon (

Dim m as Double = Microseconds/1000
)

your code Is much clear
but I need to convert milliseconds to date and the date to timestamp
or both things togheter

Thanks

Max

1 millisecond is 1 thousandth of a second. 1 microsecond is 1 millionth of a second.
Paul Young

Post by Massimiliano Fabbri
Are you sure you are right ?
http://www.unitconversion.org/unit_converter/time.html

Post by Paul Young
Massimiliano,
1 millisecond = 1000 * microsecond
Paul Young

Post by Christian Schmitz

microseconds = 1000* millisecond
Greetings
Christian

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Jon Ogden

2013-02-21 22:22:26 UTC

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Sent from my iPhone

Post by Jim Wagner
As far as I can tell, dates do not resolve any closer than the nearest second.
To get date stamp, just record dim start_date as date = new date at the start and dim end_date as date = new date at the end.

To get finer resolution then do both. Calculate milliseconds and date seconds.
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Tony Alfrey

2013-02-21 21:14:09 UTC

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Take it from a physicist, there are a thousand micros in a milli.
What he is trying to say is that you take whatever number you have in
milliseconds and multiply by 1000 to get the number of microseconds.

Post by Massimiliano Fabbri
Are you sure you are right ?
http://www.unitconversion.org/unit_converter/time.html

Post by Paul Young
Massimiliano,
1 millisecond = 1000 * microsecond
Paul Young
On Feb 21, 2013, at 3:37 PM, Massimiliano Fabbri

Am 21.02.2013 um 21:25 schrieb Massimiliano Fabbri

Post by Massimiliano Fabbri
Hello all.
I would like to measure the time in milliseconds that elapses
fromthe connect method (of a socket) to
the 'isconnected' property become true
Or How can I convert microseconds into a Unix timestamp ?

microseconds = 1000* millisecond
Greetings
Christian

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