Re: [Jython-users] Time Conflict?

[Kevin B. <kb...@ca...>]

Mike Hostetler wrote:

> >>> time.time()
> 1.015358378608E9
> >>> float(wItems[0].JobStartDate.getTime())
> 1.015268088E12

J/Python reports _seconds_ since Jan 1, 1970
Java reports _milliseconds_ since Jan 1, 1970

>>> import time
>>> from java.util import *
>>> Date().getTime() - time.time() * 1000
-47.0
>>> Date().getTime() - time.time() * 1000
0.0
>>> Date().getTime() - time.time() * 1000
0.0
>>> Date().getTime() - time.time() * 1000
0.0
>>> Date().getTime() - time.time() * 1000
0.0
>>> Date().getTime() - time.time() * 1000
0.0
>>> Date().getTime() - time.time() * 1000
0.0

Darn my timing on that first one!

>>> for i in range( 1000 ):
...   if ( Date().getTime() != time.time() * 1000 ): print "woops"
... 
woops
woops
woops
woops
woops
>>>

1/2 of 1 % chance, and I hit different clock ticks. *sigh*

:-)

Actually, it was probably the first call initialization/class loading... 

kb