Le 03/02/2012 15:48, Rolf Schmidt a écrit :
>
> @Ron.
> Your Module is excellent, but I can't belief, that a programming
> language for the UNIX-environment isn't able to handle timestamps only
> after "reinventig the wheel".
> I think, we shoud ask Benoit why he didn't implement such a function or
> where he hide the information.
>
> Rolf.
>
Unix time stamp is a number of seconds since 1/1/1970.
So to convert a Gambas date to Unix timestamp:
Print DateDiff(CDate("1/1/1970"), Now, gb.Second)
And to convert an Unix timestamp to Gambas date:
Print DateAdd(CDate("1/1/1970"), TimeStamp, gb.Second)
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Benoît Minisini
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