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now(1) means ?
Returns a timestamp of the current time from the system clock. The timer_mode may have the following values:
0 Time at previously finished reload (not currently ongoing reload)
1 Time at function call
2 Time when the document was opened
Default timer_mode is 1. The timer_mode = 1 should be used with caution, since it polls the operating system every second and hence could slow down the system.
Returns a timestamp of the current time from the system clock. The timer_mode may have the following values:
0 Time at previously finished reload (not currently ongoing reload)
1 Time at function call
2 Time when the document was opened
Default timer_mode is 1. The timer_mode = 1 should be used with caution, since it polls the operating system every second and hence could slow down the system.
the timestamp of the exact moment when you call the function now
if you use now(0) return the timestamp of the last reload
if you use 2 return the timestamp of the opening of the document
Now(1) is gives you the time and date when that particular function has been executed suppose I execute that function now it gives me as follows
10/10/2014 15:07:00
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