mff_encodetime.m

% mff_encodetime - encode EGI time format from Matlab time format
%
% Usage:
%   timeout = mff_encodetime(timein);
%
% Input:
%  timein  - EGI time format (numerical)
%
% Output:
%  timeout - EGI string format time
%
% Example:
% timeValOut = mff_decodetime('2009-04-16T21:52:47.893250-08:00')
% mff_encodetime(timeValOut,'08:00')
%
% timeValOut = mff_decodetime('2009-04-16T21:52:47.893750-08:00')
% mff_encodetime(timeValOut,'08:00') % issue here

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function timeValOut = mff_encodetime(timeVal, timeZone)

    % remove GMT part
    microSec   = 0.000000000011525116860866546630859375000;
    
    % estimate error
    tmp = datestr(timeVal, 'yyyy-mm-ddTHH:MM:SS.FFF');
    remain = timeVal-mff_decodetime([tmp '000']);
    if remain < 0 
        tmp = datestr(timeVal-microSec*1000, 'yyyy-mm-ddTHH:MM:SS.FFF');
        remain = timeVal-mff_decodetime([tmp '000']);
        if remain < 0
            error('Negative microseconds');
        end
    end
    timeValOut = [ tmp sprintf('%.3d', round(remain/microSec/10)*10) timeZone ];

    
% old code
%     millisec   = 0.000000000011525116860866546630859375000;
%     
%     tmp = timeVal/millisec;
%     remain = (tmp-floor(tmp))*1000;
%     
%     timeValOut = [ datestr(timeVal, 'yyyy-mm-ddTHH:MM:SS.FFF') sprintf('%.3d', round(remain,-1)) '-' timeZone ];