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Andrew Papale	Andrew Papale posted 2 Months Ago Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 68, Visits: 243	Dave, With script.currenttime I can get an HH:MM:SS precise OS clock time, precise to seconds. Is there any way to get this precise to milliseconds (HH:MM:SS.ss)? Thanks, Andrew
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Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 106K	+x Andrew Papale - 1/9/2025 Dave, With script.currenttime I can get an HH:MM:SS precise OS clock time, precise to seconds. Is there any way to get this precise to milliseconds (HH:MM:SS.ss)? Thanks, Andrew Under Inquisit 6: No.
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Andrew Papale	Andrew Papale posted 2 Months Ago Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 68, Visits: 243	+x Dave - 1/9/2025 +x Andrew Papale - 1/9/2025 Dave, With script.currenttime I can get an HH:MM:SS precise OS clock time, precise to seconds. Is there any way to get this precise to milliseconds (HH:MM:SS.ss)? Thanks, Andrew Under Inquisit 6: No. Is this possible in Inquisit 7?
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Dave	Dave posted 2 Months Ago Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 106K	+x Andrew Papale - 1/9/2025 +x Dave - 1/9/2025 +x Andrew Papale - 1/9/2025 Dave, With script.currenttime I can get an HH:MM:SS precise OS clock time, precise to seconds. Is there any way to get this precise to milliseconds (HH:MM:SS.ss)? Thanks, Andrew Under Inquisit 6: No. Is this possible in Inquisit 7? In IQJS, you can use the various methods exposed by the Date object, such as getMilliseconds(). <values> / myValue = null </values> <text myText> / items = ("<%values.myValue%>") / fontStyle = ("Arial", 2.08%, false, false, false, false, 5, 1) </text> <trial myTrial> / onTrialBegin = { let d = new Date(); values.myValue = script.currentTime + ":" + d.getMilliseconds(); } / preTrialPause = 500 / stimulusTimes = [1=myText] / validResponse = (" ") </trial> <block myBlock> / trials = [1=myTrial] </block> <expt myExpt> / blocks = [1=myBlock] </expt>
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