time_format tt not showing together with milliseconds

[anmac1789]

How do I combine /time_format=h:mm:ss.SSSS tt ? whenever I use tt at the end, it doesn't show up, but if I use h:mm:ss.SSS without tt, then the millisecond shows up perfectly fine. How do I include the tt at the end as well ?

[NotNull]

Per documentation:

SSS Milliseconds with leading zeros, must be the last part of the format.

So either put AM/PM at the front:

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/time_format=tt h:mm:ss.SSS

Or remove the millisecoinds:

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/time_format=h:mm:ss tt

(I assume you made a type with 4 S'es instead of 3)

[anmac1789]

(I assume you made a type with 4 S'es instead of 3)

yes thats my mistake

[NotNull]

Heh, made a typo in "typo" myself

Is switching to 24H notation an option? Then you won't need the AM/PM anymore.

[void]

Everything uses the system call GetTimeFormat to format your time.

GetTimeFormat doesn't support .SSS

.SSS is an Everything hack and only works when at the end of the format string.

Everything supports up-to 7 S's (.SSSSSSS) to show the full file time resolution.

[anmac1789]

Everything uses the system call GetTimeFormat to format your time.

GetTimeFormat doesn't support .SSS

.SSS is an Everything hack and only works when at the end of the format string.

Everything supports up-to 7 S's (.SSSSSSS) to show the full file time resolution.

How do add the time when searching for a specific time or a time and date range?

I tried dm:2019-5-12T13:50 Suppose to look for files with date modified May 12, 2019 @ 1:50 PM but it doesn't show these types of files althought I do have an actual picture with this date and time.

[void]

Everything supports ISO 8601:

dm:YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss[.mmm]

For example:

dm:2019-5-12T13:50

Use .. to specify a range.



Please check if the following matches your file:
dm:2019-5-12
dm:2019-5-12T13
dm:2019-5-12T13:50
dm:2019-5-12T12..dm:2019-5-12T14
dm:2019-5-12T13:45..dm:2019-5-12T13:55