[Scilab-users] Inverse of getdate()?

[Rafael Guerra]

Hello Samuel,

Thanks a lot for the responses.

I am bit confused about the leap seconds, getdate seems to handle those but datenum formula below might ignore them?

Best regards,
Rafael

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Hello Rafael,

Le 13/08/2017 à 20:15, Rafael Guerra a écrit :
Dear Scilab'ers,

Do you know of an inverse function for getdate() in Scilab, similar to Octave's mktime()?

Example:
d = getdate(1.5026e+09)
d  =
    2017.    8.    32.    225.    1.    13.    6.    53.    20.    0.

If we have d (or the key part of it), how to compute 1.5026e+09?

The following should work:
(datenum(2017,8,13,6,53,20+0/1000) - datenum(1970,1,1))*86400

Best regards
Samuel
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