Date-time conventions

[pawel]

Hi Paul

Great job.

Although I think that the whole time/metrics differences between Europe and US will be sorted out in 28 years  

take care

Pawel

[PEshman]

Hi Pawel.

Maybe, but I doubt that it will eliminate the need for an ISO 8601 date conversion. But maybe LabView will give us an ISO 8601 date function???

Paul 

[kisszoli]

Hello

I will get a Date from week Number.  It is possible.  I mean from week number 45 I will get back the date from this week.

Can anybody help me?

Thanks

[GerdW]

Hi kisszoli,

yes, it's possible - but from discussion before you should have noted you have to specify the week numbering scheme as there is a difference in week number for USA and (parts of) Europe...

And you should try to search for this in the forum, I know there are some attachment related to this!

[kisszoli]

Dear GerdW

Thank You, i will probe it.

[beuvink]

Thank you.

I updated this vi to LV8.5 and dressed it up to replace the standard 'Seconds To Date/Time' function of LV.

[bienieck]

Paul, can I use your VI (ISO Week Number.vi), with modifications, in commercial use?

[crossrulz]

Considering that code is 9 years old and they have not even been on the forums for 3 years, I think it is safe to use.

[J.CHEN]

More developement work has been done here and shared as open source project. A very comprehensive set of time zone libraries. You can also find the package via JKI VI Package manager by searching for "Epoch"

https://github.com/LabVIEW-Open-Source/Epoch-Time

[Bob_Schor]

There appears to be a bug in the VIPM documentation of François Normandin's "Epoch Date & Time" package.  I'm sending him a PM about it ...

Bob Schor