 | 1 | initial version |
For an absolute time:
frame.time == "2025-07-31 10:10:10.123456789"
That's pretty tight so maybe specify a range:
frame.time > "2025-07-31 10:10:10" and frame.time < "2025-07-31 10:10:11"
You should be able to use abs() to specify a time difference:
abs(frame.time - "2025-07-31 10:10:11") < 0.2
but there is a bug that prevents it from working with some timestamps (will open issue tomorrow).
This duct tape fix seems to work properly:
abs(double(frame.time - "2025-07-31 10:10:10")) < 0.2
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
For an absolute time:
frame.time == "2025-07-31 10:10:10.123456789"
That's pretty tight so maybe specify a range:
frame.time > "2025-07-31 10:10:10" and frame.time < "2025-07-31 10:10:11"
You should be able to use abs() to specify a time difference:
abs(frame.time - "2025-07-31 10:10:11") < 0.2
but there is a bug that prevents it from working with some timestamps (will open issue tomorrow).
This duct tape fix seems to work properly:
abs(double(frame.time - "2025-07-31 10:10:10")) < 0.2
Oops: double() and float() not in current (4.4) release branch.
