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quick question, i'm looking for the canonical way to get the current ntcore timestamp, so i can publish the correct measurement times. is it ntcore._now()? mypy complains about touching the underscored "python pretty please private" method there.
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quick question, i'm looking for the canonical way to get the current ntcore timestamp, so i can publish the correct measurement times. is it
ntcore._now()? mypy complains about touching the underscored "python pretty please private" method there.All reactions