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Revision as of 18:44, 10 August 2005
#sysTime
Miscellaneous System Variables
Description
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Represents the time passed since 01/Jan/1980 UTC (it is timezone independant) in millisecond increments. It can be useful for timing and time calculations. it is also not affected by overflow issues or speedhack tools.
Example
set %startTime #sysTime
for %testLoop 1 1000
{
set %testCnt %testCnt + 1
}
set %endTime %startTime - #sysTime
Display ok time elapsed in milliseconds: , #spc , %endTime
halt
See Also
| #date | #time | #sCnt | #sCnt2 |
| Main_Page | Documentation | Miscellaneous System Variables |
