From windows, but just using std Perl functions:
use Time::Local;
my $MyKnownDate = timelocal(0,0,17,18,0,102);
printf "%-s\n", scalar(localtime($MyKnownDate)); # just reprinting so you know
we are using the #
right date
my $MyCurrTime = time; # Current time
my $MySecondsElapsed = $MyCurrTime - $MyKnownDate; # get seconds between now and
then
my $MyMinutes = $MySecondsElapsed/60; # get minutes
printf "Elapsed: Seconds- %7.0f Minutes: %7.1f\n", $MySecondsElapsed, $MyMinutes;
Output:
Fri Jan 18 17:00:00 2002
Elapsed: Seconds- 1117796 Minutes: 18629.9
Wags ;)
-----Original Message-----
From: KeN ClarK [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 15:11
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Subject: return # of minutes since 5:00pm Jan 18, 2002 in perl on linux
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subject fairly sums it up. If I use localtime to get what time it is right
now how can I determine the number of minutes between a KNOWN moment, such
as above, and say, at the time the script is run? So far I have nothing
and am perplexed...
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