API Time.MJDToSeconds: Difference between revisions

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	MJDToSeconds
Converts a Modified Julian Date into a number of seconds since a specified epoch
- LONG	MJD
The Modified Julian Date to convert
- LONG	Millisecs
The number of milliseconds into the MJD to convert
- LONG	EpochMJD
The modified Julian Date which would return zero seconds
- ULONG	EpochMS
The number of milliseconds wich would return zero seconds
- LONG	Return

Add to a calculation icon:

result = ::Time.MJDToSeconds(mjd, millisecs, epochmjd, epochms)

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 | colspan="2" | Converts a Modified Julian Date into a number of seconds since a specified epoch&nbsp;
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 * Declare a variable 'result' of type LONG
 * Add to a calculation icon: <pre class="brush:[cpp]">result = ::Time.MJDToSeconds(mjd, millisecs, epochmjd, epochms)</pre>
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