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int workshift_abs2work(string workshift, date start, date finish) | int workshift_abs2work(string workshift, date start, date finish) | ||
Returns the time in seconds from the start date to the finish date for the given workshift. | Returns the time in seconds from the start date to the finish date for the given workshift. | ||
| − | Note: workshift is | + | Note: workshift is represented as a string (eg. "Mon - Fri { 7:30 am - 5:30 pm }") |
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USD utilizes workshifts and sometimes it is useful to be able to determine times within a workshift.
int workshift_abs2work(string workshift, date start, date finish)
Returns the time in seconds from the start date to the finish date for the given workshift. Note: workshift is represented as a string (eg. "Mon - Fri { 7:30 am - 5:30 pm }")
