> i can make a byte a string or number or whatever now. Up to the number 255.
> I now have a problem with something that comes in as a 4 byte
> representation of
> the number of seconds since 1970.
Hi Shawn,
That's an epoch time as used in UNIX. Are you sure that what you're
trying to do canno
shawn bright wrote:
> Hey there,
>
> this time my question is a bit simpler.
> i can make a byte a string or number or whatever now. Up to the number 255.
> I now have a problem with something that comes in as a 4 byte
> representation of
> the number of seconds since 1970.
> I have been using or
shawn bright wrote:
> Hey there,
>
> this time my question is a bit simpler.
> i can make a byte a string or number or whatever now. Up to the number
> 255.
> I now have a problem with something that comes in as a 4 byte
> representation of
> the number of seconds since 1970.
> I have been using
Hey there,this time my question is a bit simpler.i can make a byte a string or number or whatever now. Up to the number 255.I now have a problem with something that comes in as a 4 byte representation of
the number of seconds since 1970. I have been using ord(byte) to make sense of the messages so
