Right now recorders and collectors work like loggers--they apply the time stamp at the end of the time interval. It would be very useful for certain applications to have it use the timestamp of the beginning of the interval.
Do this by added a property imestamp_mode\ which can have the value of either /NORMAL\ or \LOGGER\ and make \LOGGER\ the default. NORMAL records the timestamp at the beginning of the sample and LOGGER at the end.
This is most easily done by using either object clock or t1 depending on the mode.
Right now recorders and collectors work like loggers--they apply the time stamp at the end of the time interval. It would be very useful for certain applications to have it use the timestamp of the beginning of the interval.
Do this by added a property imestamp_mode\ which can have the value of either /NORMAL\ or \LOGGER\ and make \LOGGER\ the default. NORMAL records the timestamp at the beginning of the sample and LOGGER at the end.
This is most easily done by using either object clock or t1 depending on the mode.
,