5 Cups of Ubuntu
Hi,
I unzipped an .ods file and the meta.xml file has this:
Any idea what the .079646992 and .689560849 stand for?Code:<meta:creation-date>2013-12-18T21:08:47.079646992</meta:creation-date> <dc:date>2014-01-08T08:40:11.689560849</dc:date>
PS: In case it matters, I'm trying to create a C++ reader/writer of .ods (spreadsheet) files.
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Nanoseconds, very likely (that makes 47.079646992 and 11.689560849 fractional seconds).
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5 Cups of Ubuntu
Wow, you're clever, thanks. It didn't cross my mind cause I thought nanoseconds make no sense in timing a document, apparently they do matter.
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they don't matter from the user perspective but the internal representation of timestamps in the system has such precision, why bother truncating it if it doesn't matter?
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