Time and Battery Indicators

[webmasterpdx]

Jacob, you can get the Time from the system variable called Time (case matters)...this is in CAS mode.
Get the time value and the value to the left of the decimal point is the hour (24 hour clock).
Then, subtract the hour and multiply by 60 to get the minute left of decimal point. Then subtract the minute from that and multiply by 60 to get the seconds (round to nearest by adding 0.5 and getting integer of).
e.g.

Time 23.0669444444 11PM

Ans-23 0.0669444444

Ans*60 4.016666664 11:04 PM

Ans-4 0.016666663997

Ans*60 0.99999983 11:04:01 PM (1 second)

In Home mode, Time is returned using degree-minute-second mode, except degrees is hours. You can access the CAS Time by using CAS.Time

Note that I tried a program running and Time is updated while running.