Possible to convert a date in milliseconds back to a date string using Core date/time functions?

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Possible to convert a date in milliseconds back to a date string using Core date/time functions?

in Processing with Other Languages • 2 years ago

Is it possible to convert a date in milliseconds back to a date string without using the Java Date object? I would like to a way that uses 'regular' Processing commands so I can run it later for Processing.js.

I've asked this question on the Processing.js Google Group but not gotten any traction yet.

Thanks,

Stephen

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clankill3r

Re: Possible to convert a date in milliseconds back to a date string using Core date/time functions?

2 years ago

yes it is possible i think but you have to store certain information about certain years.

first calculate the millis of a day. aDay = 1000x60x60x24 i believe.

Now if you devide your millis threw aDay then you know how many days have passed.

Only certain years have a extra day in februari so you have to figure out something for that.

hope this helped

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