Looks like a 1 hour offset, plus a bit of lag.
Hugh Senior
FLCo
> Hello,
>
> With mobilecurrentlocation() we can get the timestamp : "the time at which
> the measurement was taken, in seconds since 1970."
> if the same time i get "the seconds" ("The seconds function returns the
total
> number of
Hello,
With mobilecurrentlocation() we can get the timestamp : "the time at which the
measurement was taken, in seconds since 1970."
if the same time i get "the seconds" ("The seconds function returns the total
number of seconds since midnight, January 1, 1970 GMT.), I do not get back the
same
I posted this in the android forums but have not gotten a response yet, so
thought I'd ask here. Here's my post from the forum:
Didn't know whether to post this in "Talking Livecode" or here, because
although I'm asking the following with android in mind, I'm really looking
for answers that apply
