How to convert normal date to Julian date upto milliseconds precision

[Rajat]

Hi,

I have to draw a real time chart in which I have several entries at the same
second (i.e. HH:MM:SS:Milleconds)
The charting component only takes julian date for drawing the dates.

I am not able to convert the normal C# DateTime to juliandate which takes
milliseconds along with hour,minute,second. All of the julian date
implementations only take date + HH:MM:SS (upto second not milliseconds).
Please help, how can I include the milliseconds precision.

Regards,
Rajat.

[Hans Kesting]

> Hi,

I have to draw a real time chart in which I have several entries at the same
second (i.e. HH:MM:SS:Milleconds)
The charting component only takes julian date for drawing the dates.

I am not able to convert the normal C# DateTime to juliandate which takes
milliseconds along with hour,minute,second. All of the julian date
implementations only take date + HH:MM:SS (upto second not milliseconds).
Please help, how can I include the milliseconds precision.

Regards,
Rajat.

The hard work (convertings days and months) has already been done
when you get that "seconds julian date". I suppose the result is
something like "number of seconds since <startdate>" where <startdate>
is either a fixed date or the start of the current year.
If you multiply by 1000 (to get "milliseconds since <>") and add the
current millisecond value, wouldn't you get the value you need?

Hans Kesting

[Rajat]

Thank you Hans, Sorry for replying late. I will follow ur idea. In case of
any issue, I'll revert back to the post.

Thanks again.

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Hi,

I have to draw a real time chart in which I have several entries at the same second (i.e. HH:MM:SS:Milleconds)
The charting component only takes julian date for drawing the dates.

I am not able to convert the normal C# DateTime to juliandate which takes milliseconds along with hour,minute,second. All of the julian date
implementations only take date + HH:MM:SS (upto second not milliseconds). Please help, how can I include the milliseconds precision.

Regards,
Rajat.

The hard work (convertings days and months) has already been done
when you get that "seconds julian date". I suppose the result is
something like "number of seconds since <startdate>" where <startdate>
is either a fixed date or the start of the current year.
If you multiply by 1000 (to get "milliseconds since <>") and add the
current millisecond value, wouldn't you get the value you need?

Hans Kesting