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Functions that are evaluated and usable at run time. Unlike Execution Time Functions, these are usable at compile-time meaning you can pass them as parameters to Operators as well as ExecTime functions.
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| px.days | Gets the specified number of days. |
| px.equals_any | Returns true if the value is in the list. |
| px.format_duration | Convert a duration in nanoseconds to a duration string. |
| px.hours | Gets the specified number of hours. |
| px.make_upid | Create a UPID from its components to represent a process. |
| px.microseconds | Gets the specified number of microseconds. |
| px.milliseconds | Gets the specified number of milliseconds. |
| px.minutes | Gets the specified number of minutes. |
| px.now | Get the current time. |
| px.parse_duration | Parse a duration string to a duration in nanoseconds. |
| px.parse_time | Parse the various time formats into a unified format. |
| px.script_reference | Create a reference to a PxL script. |
| px.seconds | Gets the specified number of seconds. |
| px.strptime | Parse a datestring into a px.Time. |
| px.uint128 | Parse the UUID string into a UInt128. |