Or Current Time

BaseAudioContext.currentTime - Web Application Programming Interface (API) | MDN

SourceAudioContext's read-only time feature currenTime will return a duplicate that represents an ever-increasing time stamp in seconds that can be used to schedule sound reproduction, visualize time lines, etc. It begins with 0....currentTime; ...currentTime;...currentTime;...currentTime.currentTime;...currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.currentTime.

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presentTime Instruction

presentTime is NOT reversible, can be retrieved and edited. If a time constraint (with or without the -edit flag) is specified, this function will set the current time. Models will be updated and displayed at the new time unless "-update off" is present on the switch. If you are in Pollingmode, the returns character is set according to the polling indicator. Modify the current time, but do not refresh the game.

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Provides the current time of the location of the blogs in the specified file name. MYSTMY' for the time stamp datatype style of MySQL/MariaDB (e.g. YYYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS) and'timestamp' for the Unix time stamp style (e.g. epoch). You can use the option of using the GMT time instead of the blog's time in the location of the site. Retrieved timestamps are calculated from the time zone specified on the blog's General Settings page, which is automatically changed to ATC. current_time('timestamp') should be used instead of time() to calculate the time of the blogs.

This is the time style that is to be passed back. No $gmt (integer) (optional) The time area ( GMT, local) of the given time: When the first paramater is'mysql', the command reverts to a date-time character chain. When the first paramter is'timestamp', the command reverts to a duplicate value corresponding to the number of seconds since January 1, 1970.

If you need rigorous datatyping, be aware that the PHP time( ) command, which substitutes current_time(), gives an integral value, so you should use (int) current_time( 'timestamp') instead. Starting with 3.9, any other value for the first parameters is used as the default time value. Current_time ('Y-m-d'), for example, gives something like '2014-04-14'.

The value returns the current GMT time when the option second argument is 1. When 0 or no second value is specified, the value passed back will be the time zone value specified in the blog's time zone settings on the General Settings page. The example retrieves the current time and allocates the variable settings.

current_time ('mysql'); list( $today_year, $today_month, $today_day, $hour, $minute, $second ) = preg_split('([^0-9])', $blogtime ); current_time ('mysql' ) gives the page time: "{\a6}. current_time( 'mysql') ). '; current_time echo('mysql', 1 ) gives GMT back: " . current_time( 'mysql', 1 ) . '; current_time ('timestamp') gives back the area time: the current time is the area time: the current time is the area time: the current time is the area time: the current time:

"date ('Y-m-d H:i:s', current_time('timestamp', 0 ) ); current_time ('timestamp', 1 ) returned GMT: " . date('Y-m-d H:i:s', current_time('timestamp', 1 ) ) ); 3.9.0: $type can now be any PHP date form.