>
> The 'f' comes from 'f'ractional part but for me any proposition
> which will not confuse user is good. IF PHP uses 'u' then we can
> also use it. We should simply chose the most commonly used signature
> which is different then: 'h', 'm' and 's'.
PHP uses u for *microsecond* (hence the "u"),
On Wed, 18 Mar 2009, Szak�ts Viktor wrote:
Hi,
> > Now I would like to ask your proposition for letter used to mark
> > milliseconds in _SET_TIME format. xHarbour use 'c', f.e.:
> > hh:mm:ss.ccc
> > I used 'f':
> > hh:mm:ss.fff
> I trust you that .fff is the better choice, 'c' seems to be use
Hi Przemek,
> Now I would like to ask your proposition for letter used to mark
> milliseconds in _SET_TIME format. xHarbour use 'c', f.e.:
> hh:mm:ss.ccc
> I used 'f':
> hh:mm:ss.fff
I trust you that .fff is the better choice, 'c' seems to be used
for other purposes in other languages, 'f'
On Wed, 18 Mar 2009, Edmer wrote:
Hi,
> Has this been finalized already ?
Yes I implemented it. But before I'll commit it I would like to
cleanup function names and create some small set of functions
to operate on timestamp values.
I check in the internet functions used by ADS and VFP to operat
Hi Przemek,
Has this been finalized already ?
Thanks,
Ed
Przemyslaw Czerpak-2 wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I would like to ask VFP users to give me an information about some
> timestamp/datetime transformations in this language.
> I'm interesting in existing functions transform pictures, etc.
> I
