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Property [other Property type actions]
Item [operators of similar scope]
Date-time [other Date-time operators]
Number [about Number data type]
v7.0.0
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As at baseline
Syntax note: Operators without any defined mandatory arguments may omit their empty closing parentheses
Interval.second()
Interval.second
Returns the Interval expressed as a Number of whole seconds within the current minute (ignoring whole minutes). Thus, if $MyInterval is 1 hour, 30 minutes and 15 seconds then:
$MyNumber = $MyInterval.second; returns 15
Although date-time units are stored as milliseconds under the hood, Tinderbox does not return increments smaller than one second.
This operator is read-only and cannot be used to set/edit an Intervals' seconds part.
Intervals can also be tested at day, hour or minute scope.
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