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Posted: **Sat Jan 09, 2016 8:23 am**

Thought I'd share it with you.

Procedure. q InitExactDate (getVar = 0)
  
  Protected date
  
  Static ExactDate. q
  Static ExactDateElapsed. q
  
  If getVar = 1
    
    ProcedureReturn ExactDate
  ElseIf getVar = 2
    
    ProcedureReturn ExactDateElapsed
  EndIf
  
  date = Date ()
  Repeat
    
    Delay (1)
  Until Not Date () = date
  
  ExactDateElapsed = ElapsedMilliseconds ()
  ExactDate = Date () * 1000
EndProcedure
Procedure. q GetExactDate (ElapsedMilliseconds. q)
  
  ProcedureReturn InitExactDate (1) + (ElapsedMilliseconds - InitExactDate (2))
EndProcedure
Procedure. l GetRealDate (ExactDate. q) ; GetUnixDate (ExactDate. q)
  
  ProcedureReturn Int (0.001 * ExactDate)
EndProcedure

; EXAMPLE

Define sync$

InitExactDate ()

Debug "Starting " + FormatDate ("%mm-%dd-%yyyy %hh:%ii:%ss", GetRealDate (GetExactDate (ElapsedMilliseconds ())))

Repeat
  
  If GetRealDate (GetExactDate (ElapsedMilliseconds ())) = Date ()
    
    sync$ = "yes" : Else : sync$ = "no -- NO SYNCHRONIZATION!!!" : EndIf
  
  Debug Str (GetExactDate (ElapsedMilliseconds ())) + Space (1) + "synchronized=" + sync$
  
  Delay (10)
ForEver

Here with global variables:

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Global ExactDate. q
Global ExactDateElapsed. q

Procedure InitExactDate ()
  
  Protected date
  
  date = Date ()
  Repeat
    
    Delay (1)
  Until Not Date () = date
  
  ExactDateElapsed = ElapsedMilliseconds ()
  ExactDate = Date () * 1000
EndProcedure
Procedure. q GetExactDate (ElapsedMilliseconds. q)
  
  ProcedureReturn ExactDate + (ElapsedMilliseconds - ExactDateElapsed)
EndProcedure

Posted: **Sat Jan 09, 2016 8:51 am**

I would like to ask for help because of an understanding problem.

I thought the millisecond part could easily be calculated with something like this ...

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Millisecond = (GetExactDate (ElapsedMilliseconds ()) << 54) >> 54 + 512

The results, however, count up from 0 to 1023. In a test with a millisecond Delay () results came in each second millisecond, but after 1022 there was 0. How to calculate the exact millisecond value out of the exact date? ... not using string functions.

Posted: **Sat Jan 09, 2016 8:50 pm**

I'm not sure what you are going to achieve, but I usually do it like this, if I want to show timestamps including milliseconds:

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Global TimeStampOffset

Procedure InitTimeStamp()
	;Get ms offset of elapsedmilliseconds() to date()
	Protected k

	k  = Date()

	While k = Date()
		Delay(0)
	Wend

	TimeStampOffset = Val(Right(Str(ElapsedMilliseconds()), 3))

EndProcedure

;Example
InitTimeStamp()

For i = 1 To 100
	Debug FormatDate("%hh:%ii:%ss", Date()) + "." + Right(Str(ElapsedMilliseconds() - TimeStampOffset), 3)
	Delay(25)
Next i

Posted: **Fri Mar 04, 2016 4:31 pm**

HeX0R wrote:I'm not sure what you are going to achieve, but I usually do it like this, if I want to show timestamps including milliseconds:

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Global TimeStampOffset

Procedure InitTimeStamp()
	;Get ms offset of elapsedmilliseconds() to date()
	Protected k

	k  = Date()

	While k = Date()
		Delay(0)
	Wend

	TimeStampOffset = Val(Right(Str(ElapsedMilliseconds()), 3))

EndProcedure

;Example
InitTimeStamp()

For i = 1 To 100
	Debug FormatDate("%hh:%ii:%ss", Date()) + "." + Right(Str(ElapsedMilliseconds() - TimeStampOffset), 3)
	Delay(25)
Next i

HeX0R, I was wondering what your reason for the Delay is? Why do you wait for a second to tick by?

This seems to be ok?

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Global TimeStampOffset = Val(Right(Str(ElapsedMilliseconds()), 3))

For i = 1 To 100
   Debug FormatDate("%hh:%ii:%ss", Date()) + "." + Right(Str(ElapsedMilliseconds() - TimeStampOffset), 3)
   Delay(25)
Next i

Posted: **Fri Mar 04, 2016 6:12 pm**

You need to synchronize the milliseconds with the date() function otherwise you will end up with (copied directly from the output of your code):

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18:05:59.365
18:05:59.391 <--
18:06:00.417 <-- second increased, milliseconds should start at 0
18:06:00.443

We want to have (my code):

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18:09:25.952
18:09:25.977 <--
18:09:26.004 <--second increased, milliseconds started at 0
18:09:26.030

Posted: **Fri Mar 04, 2016 8:39 pm**

Ahh I see what you mean now, cheers

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