unix time?

[Kogmedia]

Does auto it work with unix time?

or if not does any one know how to covert it to a real date/time.

Thanks,

Keith

[sandman]

I don't know if it does, but here's some logic for converting it (UNIX time = military time right? if not, dont be mad please )

If $time > 12 Then $newtime = $time =- 12 & " PM"

[PsaltyDS]

No. Windows must have ctime functions available somewhere, but I don't know how you find them. Someone may have a UDF out that a quickie-search didn't find, but the native AutoIt functions don't do unix time.

Definition: Unix Time (Wikipedia)

P.S. I did come across an interesting VBScript example: VBScript Date-Time Conversions Class

Edited May 1, 2007 by PsaltyDS

[Kogmedia]

I found this excel formula in one of my old doc I will give it a try

=UnixTime / 86400 + 25569

If $time > 12 Then $newtime = $time =- 12 & " PM"

Will convert 24hour time into 12 AM/PM

Unix time is

1165754109000, standard unix time - ie milliseconds since Jan 1 1970.

Edited May 1, 2007 by Kogmedia

[sandman]

Okay, sorry.. I didn't have any idea what UNIX time was, so I guessed :">

[Kogmedia]

Never mind Sandman its better to try than not try at all

I will give the vbscript ago but ~ might be better to forget unix time all together

$unix = 1176755972
$new = $unix / 86400 + 25569
MsgBox(0,"Real Date/Time", $new)

Gave me 39188.860787037 now to make that a date/time

Edited May 1, 2007 by Kogmedia

[Kogmedia]

I found this but not total sure how to use it

#include <Date.au3>

; Calculated the number of seconds since EPOCH (1970/01/01 00:00:00) 
$iDateCalc = _DateDiff( 's',"1970/01/01 00:00:00",_NowCalc())
MsgBox( 4096, "", "Number of seconds since EPOCH: " & $iDateCalc )