OsGetPSTWallclock
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− | |description=returns the current PST or PDT time in seconds since midnight }} | + | |description=returns the current PST or PDT time in seconds since midnight |
+ | |additional_info=This is replacement for llGetWallclock for those who need PST/PDT time, since llGetWallClock() returns the region machine local time. Note also that this functions do return a fractional part. Use llRound() to get integer seconds | ||
+ | added 2019, April 8 | ||
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Revision as of 07:24, 8 April 2019
float osGetPSTWallclock()
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returns the current PST or PDT time in seconds since midnight | |
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Example(s) | |
// Example of osGetPSTWallclock default { state_entry() { llSay(0, "started at at " + (string)osGetPSTWallclock()); } } | |
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This is replacement for llGetWallclock for those who need PST/PDT time, since llGetWallClock() returns the region machine local time. Note also that this functions do return a fractional part. Use llRound() to get integer seconds
added 2019, April 8 |