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<li><var>[[StringToDays (String_function)|StringToDays]]</var> | <li><var>[[StringToDays (String_function)|StringToDays]]</var> | ||
<li><var>[[StringToMilliseconds (String_function)|StringToMilliseconds]]</var> | <li><var>[[StringToMilliseconds (String_function)|StringToMilliseconds]]</var> |
Revision as of 20:48, 28 December 2015
Convert milliseconds since 1900 to string date/time (Float class)
[Introduced in Sirius Mods 7.8]
The MillisecondsToString intrinsic function operates on a Float value representing milliseconds since 1900 and returns a formatted string representing that date/time.
Syntax
%string = float:MillisecondsToString( format)
Syntax terms
%string | A variable to receive the formatted date/time string result of the MillisecondsToString method. |
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float | A Float value representing milliseconds since 1900. Range -4638816000000 - 255611289599999. |
format | A valid date/time string format. |
Examples
See the StringToMilliseconds example.
See also
- Related intrinsic methods (provide conversion from one form of date representation to another):
- Related System methods: