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问题 I want to compare the following two timestamps. It should return true but due to single digit and double digit milliseconds in the two timestamps, it is returning false . What can I do to make it return true public static void main(String[] args) throws ParseException { String d1 = "2011-12-31 07:11:01.5"; String d2 = "2011-12-31 07:11:01.50"; SimpleDateFormat s1 = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.S"); SimpleDateFormat s2 = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.SS"); Date dateOne

问题 Let's say Computer A creates a file in a folder hosted and shared by Computer B. Using standard Windows file-sharing, will the 'created' timestamp for that file be set by Computer A's or Computer B's clock? 回答1: Having tested it with two Windows 7 machines, I've found that the computer actually writing the file to its disk is the one which sets the timestamp. (Computer B in this scenario). I tested both created and modified timestamps and both were set by the host machine. 来源： https:/

问题 I'm running QuickFix with the Python API and connecting to a TT FIX Adapter using FIX4.2 I'm successfully logging on and sending a market data request. The replies are fine. In my message logs (both screen logs and file logs) I am getting a SendingTime (field 52) that looks something like this: 52=20130207-02:38:32.212 However, when I try to get this field and print it to the terminal or to a file, everything is the same except the milliseconds are dropped. So the result is always: 52

问题 I'm running QuickFix with the Python API and connecting to a TT FIX Adapter using FIX4.2 I'm successfully logging on and sending a market data request. The replies are fine. In my message logs (both screen logs and file logs) I am getting a SendingTime (field 52) that looks something like this: 52=20130207-02:38:32.212 However, when I try to get this field and print it to the terminal or to a file, everything is the same except the milliseconds are dropped. So the result is always: 52

问题 I've got a file that has a timestamp format I don't understand. I don't have access to the code that create the file and it isn't a standard format, so I'm going through piece by piece in a hex editor, and I've found a timestamp in a format I can't find information on. It's a 48 bit number with: 12 bits for the year (starting at 0) 4 bits for the month (this year) 5 bits for the day (this month) 5 bits for the hour (this day) 6 bits for the minute (this hour) 6 bits for the second (this

问题 I've got a file that has a timestamp format I don't understand. I don't have access to the code that create the file and it isn't a standard format, so I'm going through piece by piece in a hex editor, and I've found a timestamp in a format I can't find information on. It's a 48 bit number with: 12 bits for the year (starting at 0) 4 bits for the month (this year) 5 bits for the day (this month) 5 bits for the hour (this day) 6 bits for the minute (this hour) 6 bits for the second (this

问题 I have a date in format 'YYYYMMDDHHMMSS' and I need to convert it to Unix timestamp. I tried to date -d '20140826225834' but I get 'invalid date' error. I asume that I would have to convert what I have ( 20140826225834 ) to accepted date and then convert it to timestamp? Edit: I have sed this date from 2014-08-21_23.03.07 - maybe it would be easier to convert this date type 回答1: You should probably change the format of the date you get, so that date can handle it. I change it to a YYYY/MM/DD

问题 I have a date in format 'YYYYMMDDHHMMSS' and I need to convert it to Unix timestamp. I tried to date -d '20140826225834' but I get 'invalid date' error. I asume that I would have to convert what I have ( 20140826225834 ) to accepted date and then convert it to timestamp? Edit: I have sed this date from 2014-08-21_23.03.07 - maybe it would be easier to convert this date type 回答1: You should probably change the format of the date you get, so that date can handle it. I change it to a YYYY/MM/DD

问题 I have a date saved in a string with this format: 2017-09-28T22:59:02.448804522Z this value is provided by a backend service. Now, in javascript how can I compare if that timestamp is greater than the current timestamp? I mean, I need to know if that time happened or not yet taking in count the hours and minutes, not only the date. 回答1: You can parse it to create an instance of Date and use the built-in comparators: new Date('2017-09-28T22:59:02.448804522Z') > new Date() // true new Date(

问题 I am trying to extract unix timestamp from mysql and convert it to ISO8601 timestamp. I need it in order to format date into facebook-like(or stack-overflow-like:) '30 minutes ago' instead of displaying the exact date and time. Has anyone dealt with it? 回答1: $timestamp = '1268932078'; $iso8601 = date('c', $timestamp); But there are built-in functions to help you with this if you don't want to roll your own, e.g.: DateTime::diff. 回答2: Facebook Like Time Format: A time difference function that