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| $hptimestamp Returns a high precision timestamp | 
| Usage | 
| <float> $hptimestamp | 
| Description | 
| Returns a high precision timestamp as a floating point value. The timestamp represents the number of seconds elapsed since a certain moment in the past. The number of seconds contains a high precision fractional part. The certain moment definition depends on the platform KVIrc is executed. This means that this timestamp is totally useless to represent a time value but is useful to compute time intervals with sub-second precision. | 
| Examples | 
| %tmp = $hptimestamp echo $($hptimestamp - %tmp) | 
| See also | 
| $unixtime, $date |