[ad_1] Ok I finally found it. On the x axis I wanted to plot dates either as POSIXct or as number of day of recording (integer). On the y axis I wanted the time of day so that the graph would present a dark bar on each day (x-axis) and between the time (y-axis) that … Read more
[ad_1] You have to use C time function for getting computer clock’s time. The basic idea is following: Ask the user for “his” time In the same time save the computer’s current time When is time to showing updated current time: Check computer current time Calculate the users’s current time using previous stored times as … Read more
[ad_1] 17:30 comes after 4:00, so anything with start <= x <= end will evaluate to false, because it implies that end (4:00) is larger than start (17:30), which is never true. What you must do instead is check whether it’s past 17:30 or it’s before 4:00: import datetime now_time = datetime.datetime.now().time() start = datetime.time(17, … Read more
[ad_1] I fixed some of your syntax. I don’t see anything completely wrong with your solution. Maybe the fixed syntax is all you need. private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { double hour = (double)numHour.Value; double minute = (double)numMinute.Value; if (hour < 12 & rbPM.Checked) { hour = hour + 12; } else if(hour > … Read more
[ad_1] Unless the code you posted is within a script tag inside a blade file, it is not possible to use Carbon inside of an external JavaScript file. 8 [ad_2] solved i want to use carbon format time with jquery but I don’t nkow how to convert jquery data to php [closed]
[ad_1] Easy one: $today = date(‘l’); // returns Sunday When you want it to do like your image, you should get your date from the dropdown. Then do the following: $date=”2017-7-27 10:51:10″; // example date var_dump(date(‘l’, strtotime($date))); // returns Sunday Goodluck! 2 [ad_2] solved Display which day it is? sunday or monday “php coding”? [closed]
[ad_1] You can use datetime to perform the necessary calculations. In this example, the target time is parsed using strptime but the date is not supplied so the time part is correct but the date part is wrong. The first three fields (year, month, day) are then replaced with today’s date to produce a datetime … Read more
[ad_1] It seems parsedatetime module that should parse human-readable date/time text works in this case: #!/usr/bin/env python from datetime import datetime import parsedatetime as pdt # $ pip install parsedatetime cal = pdt.Calendar() print(datetime.now()) for time_str in [“8 seconds ago”, “5 minutes ago”, “11 hours ago”, “11:34 AM yesterday”]: dt, flags = cal.parseDT(time_str) assert flags … Read more
[ad_1] i have tried my best. Here my Script <script type=”text/javascript”> var now = new Date(); var calMillisecs = new Date(now.getFullYear(), now.getMonth(), now.getDate(), 17, 57, 0, 0) – now; if (calMillisecs < 0) { calMillisecs += 86400000; } setTimeout(function(){alert(“Uhrzeit Erreicht !”)}, calMillisecs); </script> Works great. But any Ideas how i can use an official NTP … Read more
[ad_1] The reason this has so many downvotes is it takes a single in-built function to change a Date to a timestamp, using a single Google search to find. echo strtotime(“2014-06-10T11:05:10.723Z”); Outputs: 1402398310 3 [ad_2] solved convert time to Unix Time stamp [closed]
[ad_1] Perhaps something like the following: =MINUTE(A1/60)+SECOND(A1/60)/60 More robustly perhaps, =HOUR(A1/60)*60+MINUTE(A1/60)+SECOND(A1/60)/60 6 [ad_2] solved Converting Times in Excel with minutes and seconds
[ad_1] To accomplish your goal, you could add the missing time to your DateTime object: $dt = new DateTime(‘2014-11-08 22:05:00’); $sec = $dt->format(‘G’) * 3600 + $dt->format(‘i’) * 60 + $dt->format(‘s’); $sec %= 7200; $dt->modify(“-$sec second”)->modify(‘+2 hour’); echo $dt->format(‘c’); demo Be careful about DST. [ad_2] solved Nearest next even hour
[ad_1] You are experiencing SimpleDateFormat behaving as designed. It’s a behaviour that comes as a negative surprise to most. There are two solutions: the recommended one and the discouraged one. Recommended solution: LocalTime DateTimeFormatter timeFormat = DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern(“hh:mm a”, Locale.ROOT); try { LocalTime lt = LocalTime.parse(startTime, timeFormat); startTime = lt.format(timeFormat); System.out.println(startTime); } catch (DateTimeParseException e) { … Read more
[ad_1] String userTimeZone = “Asia/Samarkand”; String userDate = “2018-07-05”; ZoneId zone = ZoneId.of(userTimeZone); Instant dbInstant = LocalDate.parse(userDate) .atStartOfDay(zone) .toInstant(); System.out.println(dbInstant); This prints what you had expected: 2018-07-04T19:00:00Z I don’t know MongoDB’s JDBC driver, but I assume it would be happy to accept an Instant and store it in UTC in the database. GMT+05:00 is not … Read more
[ad_1] I just needed adding an offset of my timezone. Function below was exactly what i wanted! public static long getCurrentTimeInUnixFormat(){ return (System.currentTimeMillis() + TimeZone.getTimeZone(“GMT+3”).getOffset(System.currentTimeMillis())) / 1000; } 1 [ad_2] solved Getting time of special timezone in UNIX-time format. Android [duplicate]