WithinPastMilliSeconds
Check whether two TDateTimes are only a number of milliseconds apart
Declaration
Source position: dateutil.inc line 250
function WithinPastMilliSeconds(const ANow: TDateTime;
const AThen: TDateTime;
const AMilliSeconds: Int64) : Boolean;
Description
WithinPastMilliSeconds compares the timestamps ANow and AThen and returns True if the difference between them is at most AMilliSeconds milliseconds apart, or False if they are further apart.
Remark
Since this function uses the MilliSecondsBetween function to calculate the difference in milliseconds, this means that fractional milliseconds do not count, and the fractional part is simply dropped, so for two dates actually 2 and a half milliseconds apart, the result will also be True !!!
See also
Name | Description |
---|---|
WithinPastDays | Check whether two TDateTimes are only a number of days apart |
WithinPastHours | Check whether two TDateTimes are only a number of hours apart |
WithinPastMinutes | Check whether two TDateTimes are only a number of minutes apart |
WithinPastMonths | Check whether two TDateTimes are only a number of months apart |
WithinPastSeconds | Check whether two TDateTimes are only a number of seconds apart |
WithinPastWeeks | Check whether two TDateTimes are only a number of weeks apart |
WithinPastYears | Check whether two TDateTimes are only a number of years apart |
Example
Program Example54;
{ This program demonstrates the WithinPastMilliSeconds function }
Uses SysUtils,DateUtils;
Procedure Test(ANow,AThen : TDateTime; AMilliSeconds : Integer);
begin
Write(TimeToStr(AThen),' and ',TimeToStr(ANow));
Write(' are within ',AMilliSeconds,' milliseconds: ');
Writeln(WithinPastMilliSeconds(ANow,AThen,AMilliSeconds));
end;
Var
D1,D2 : TDateTime;
Begin
D1:=Now;
D2:=D1-(0.9*OneMilliSecond);
Test(D1,D2,1);
D2:=D1-(1.0*OneMilliSecond);
Test(D1,D2,1);
D2:=D1-(1.1*OneMilliSecond);
Test(D1,D2,1);
D2:=D1-(2.5*OneMilliSecond);
Test(D1,D2,1);
Test(D1,D2,2);
Test(D1,D2,3);
End.