I want to convert the timestamps provided into ROS time stamp format (seconds, nanoseconds)
But if I use a standard conversion using rospy from_seconds() throws error with the timestamps.
If I try to convert the timestamp to human readable date time using python time.ctime, I get strange dates
Thu Jan 9 23:25:05 44368617 Fri Jan 10 04:58:15 44368617 Fri Jan 10 10:32:04 44368617 Fri Jan 10 16:06:19 44368617 Fri Jan 10 21:40:35 44368617 Sat Jan 11 03:14:47 44368617
Anyone else have issues with this?
I would like to know the resolution of the timestamps so I can split it into seconds/microseconds from the unix timestamp provided.
Hi,
I want to convert the timestamps provided into ROS time stamp format (seconds, nanoseconds)
But if I use a standard conversion using rospy from_seconds() throws error with the timestamps.
If I try to convert the timestamp to human readable date time using python time.ctime, I get strange dates
Thu Jan 9 23:25:05 44368617 Fri Jan 10 04:58:15 44368617 Fri Jan 10 10:32:04 44368617 Fri Jan 10 16:06:19 44368617 Fri Jan 10 21:40:35 44368617 Sat Jan 11 03:14:47 44368617Anyone else have issues with this? I would like to know the resolution of the timestamps so I can split it into seconds/microseconds from the unix timestamp provided.