So I was trying to add milliseconds to my datetime variables and found a sort of inconsistency?
When setting datetime format using datetime(‘now’,’Format’,’hh:mm:ss.sss’) , the sss at the end is not capatilization sensitive; but when trying to access and change it using variable_name.Format = ‘hh:mm:ss.SSS’, the SSS at the end is capatilization sensitive.
Is this a minor inconsitency or is this intended? If it’s the latter what is the rationale behind? As it only makes it more confusing imoSo I was trying to add milliseconds to my datetime variables and found a sort of inconsistency?
When setting datetime format using datetime(‘now’,’Format’,’hh:mm:ss.sss’) , the sss at the end is not capatilization sensitive; but when trying to access and change it using variable_name.Format = ‘hh:mm:ss.SSS’, the SSS at the end is capatilization sensitive.
Is this a minor inconsitency or is this intended? If it’s the latter what is the rationale behind? As it only makes it more confusing imo So I was trying to add milliseconds to my datetime variables and found a sort of inconsistency?
When setting datetime format using datetime(‘now’,’Format’,’hh:mm:ss.sss’) , the sss at the end is not capatilization sensitive; but when trying to access and change it using variable_name.Format = ‘hh:mm:ss.SSS’, the SSS at the end is capatilization sensitive.
Is this a minor inconsitency or is this intended? If it’s the latter what is the rationale behind? As it only makes it more confusing imo datetime MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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