abs[]
acos[]
active[]
and[]
asin[]
atan2[]
atan[]
bin[]
ceil[]
chr[]
cos[]
datetime[]
day[]
dec[]
defnz[]
def[]
deg2rad[]
exists[]
exp10[]
exp2[]
expr[][]
exp[]
e[]
fix[]
floor[]
froms16[]
froms32[]
fromu16[]
fromu32[]
fup[]
hex[]
hour[]
inc[]
land[]
lnand[]
lnor[]
lnot[]
log10[]
log2[]
log[]
lor[]
lxnor[]
lxor[]
max3[]
max[]
millisec[]
min3[]
minute[]
min[]
mmtounit[]
month[]
nand[]
nan[]
nop[][]
nor[]
notexists[]
not[]
or[]
pi[]
pow[]
rad2deg[]
rand[]
rounddec[]
roundup[]
round[]
s16[]
s32[]
s8[]
second[]
shl[]
shr[]
sin[]
sqrt[]
sqr[]
tan[]
tomachine[]
tos16[]
tos32[]
tou16[]
tou32[]
towork[]
trunc[]
u16[]
u32[]
u8[]
unittomm[]
xnor[]
xor[]
year[]
Sidebar
gcode:functions:func-datetime
datetime[]
Time since epoch.
Returns a duration in milliseconds with the time span value between the epoch and now.
An epoch or reference epoch is an instant in time chosen as the origin of a particular calendar era, 00:00:00 UTC on 1 January 1970.
Syntax
datetime[]
Parameters
Examples
#<result> = datetime[] (print,#<result>)
result: 1669108670.217
See also
gcode/functions/func-datetime.txt · Last modified: 2023/01/27 10:50 by 127.0.0.1