SendingTime operator

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Imported from previous forum

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Hello for everyone,

I have a template called “DefaultIncrementalRefreshMessage” with SendingTime field described as follows

Could you please elaborate a bit how it is possible to add an incoming values to the values already stored in the dictionary?

For example, if a receive “0x23 0x5f 0x01 0x42 0x67 0x5e 0x48 0x9d” which is “20121115082335261” (2012/11/15 08:23:35.261) why do I need to add this value to the value already stored in a dictionary. It is natural just save this value in a dictionary as is but not add it to the previous one.

Thanks in advance.

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What do you use the delta-operator for if you do not send the difference to the previous value but the full value, e.g. 20121115082335261? Every UDP packet (starting with a reset) will have to send the full value for the first occurence but only the delta for subsequent occurences inside the same UDP packet. With an empty dictionary, storing the wire value or adding it to the previous value of zero gives you the same result.

Hello for everyone,

I have a template called “DefaultIncrementalRefreshMessage” with SendingTime field described as follows

Could you please elaborate a bit how it is possible to add an incoming values to the values already stored in the dictionary?

For example, if a receive “0x23 0x5f 0x01 0x42 0x67 0x5e 0x48 0x9d” which is “20121115082335261” (2012/11/15 08:23:35.261) why do I need to add this value to the value already stored in a dictionary. It is natural just save this value in a dictionary as is but not add it to the previous one.

Thanks in advance.