1 | General Options: | ... |
2 | - header line - | ... |
3 | Date | Time: | ... |
4 | human readable : | ... |
5 | - buttons - | ... |
The first General Options row contains checkboxes for some special behaviours, see Options below.
The second row is just the description of the fields shown in the third row.
The third Date | Time row contains input fields to specify a date/time. It also conatins the buttons and for converting from and to the Timestamp field shown as last input filed in this row.
The fourth human readable row contains a wide field for a common human
readable date and time format, followed by the
button which converts the value given there to the fields in the third row.
The buttons and
convert the value to the
timestamp Offset field shown last in this row.
There is also a button,
which adds the value from the Offset field in this line to the
Timestamp in the previous line.
The fifth row contains command buttons.
The button converts
the date/time given in the left fields to a timestamp in the right field.
The button converts
the timestamp given in the right field to date/time in the left fields.
Both convertions also print the value in the human readable format.
The left input field in the human readable row can be used to convert from various
formats to the date/time and timestamp in the third row. This is done by the
button.
Following format are known:
The left input field in the fourth row can be used to compute an (timestamp)
offset with the . Offset here
means that it is the number of seconds from the specified date/time in the left
input filed to the current time (which is same as we get by the
button).
Note that this computation depends on the GMT and now options.