Hi, i'm newbie in C#, Consider following function in java: - int getMilliseconds(){ Date dt=new Date(); return(dt.getTime()); }
pls help me to convert this in C#
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reply Fast, I'm waiting for the reply
DateTime.Now.Mi llisecond;
Millisecond is a property of the datetime class.
It wil return the current state of the millisecond part of the time.
Is tat what you are looking for?
No, not in that way, -
<html>
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<body>
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<button onclick="var myDate = new Date(); alert(myDate.getTime());">
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get time
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</button>
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</body>
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</html>
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i just want to convert the line
"var myDate = new Date(); alert(myDate.ge tTime());" into C#
No, not in that way,
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<html>
-
<body>
-
<button onclick="var myDate = new Date(); alert(myDate.getTime());">
-
get time
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</button>
-
</body>
-
</html>
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i just want to convert the line
"var myDate = new Date(); alert(myDate.ge tTime());" into C#
If you want the current date and time, use -
DateTime myDate = DateTime.Now;
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Now myDate has the current date and time. That object has all the members and methods you need to convert that time to any format or break out any part of it you need.
If this is a Windows Forms application, the next part would be: -
MessageBox.Show(myDate.ToShortTimeString());
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If this is an ASP.NET web app, I don't think that there is any way to create a client-side pop up from C#.
If you want the current date and time, use
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DateTime myDate = DateTime.Now;
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Now myDate has the current date and time. That object has all the members and methods you need to convert that time to any format or break out any part of it you need.
If this is a Windows Forms application, the next part would be:
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MessageBox.Show(myDate.ToShortTimeString());
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If this is an ASP.NET web app, I don't think that there is any way to create a client-side pop up from C#.
Gr8, thanx for relplying
Just to inform you. Your code was javascript and not java !
if you are using a system, where the current time is not in UTC, then this will not work. javascript getTime gets the diff with UTC.
# private Int64 GetTime()
# {
# Int64 retval=0;
# DateTime st=DateTime(197 0,1,1);
# TimeSpan t= (DateTime.Now.T oUniversalTime( )-st);
# retval= (Int64)(t.Total Milliseconds+0. 5)
# return retval;
# }
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