I need to use strptime
to convert a timestamp string with milliseconds to a Time object.
A work around is using parse
:
t= Time.parse('29 Sep 2013 12:25:00.367')
=> 2013-09-29 12:25:00 -0400
But it is very important for my code to use strptime
, because I want to be able to pass multiple types of format including: "HH:MM", "HH", etc. through the function.
I can do it with nanoseconds like this:
Time.strptime("12:34:56:789434", "%H:%M:%S:%N")
=> 2016-03-16 12:34:56 +0100
I want something like this:
Time.strptime("12:34:56:789", "%H:%M:%S:%[insert magic letter that represent milliseconds]")
My thought is that there must be a way to do it with milliseconds as well.
Is it possible and how?
Try %L
.
Refer to Ruby's DateTime documentation.