Ok, that's what I guessed...
so, should we make it use the start of the session as time reference, or
make sure the value is positive, or whatever technique to avoid it from
not working.. or if Arieh's solution works and is tested, then I don't see
why we shouldn't keep it.. why change code if it's working... (although, I
do see a possible little problem, imagine the value when you start the
webcam being very close to that 10 years modulo.. then very fast, we'll go
back to 0, and MSN may not like a time difference being negative(from
almost 10 years back to a value of 0), since that value is system
dependant, we can't predict what that value may be, and it may be close to
that modulo value you put).
KKRT
On Wed, 03 May 2006 09:00:57 -0400, Arieh Schneier
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
is because it can return a negative value... maybe check that..
anyways, Arieh, what is that modulo you put there? since the [clock
clicks] has nothing to do with the current time, so I guess it can't be
remove the +10years values.. would it be that the modulo returns always
a
positive number so that's the reason it works with it ?
It does return a negative on my computer so that could be the problem.
The modulo is 10 years, however it doesn't give you the last 10 years, it
just gives you the value of time since some point in time, maximum 10
years
ago. The modulo doesnt really make a difference I just randomly picked
it.
Basically I was just looking for a large number that was less then 32
bits.
Setting the value to 0 at the start of the webcam session and then
working
from there will also work, and could then be possibly used as a reference
later on if required.
Lio.
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