Hi again,
Your approach uses several calls into script code to convert a single date. That could perform acceptably, but you might get better performance by minimizing the number of trips across the host-to-script boundary. Consider something like this:
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Your approach uses several calls into script code to convert a single date. That could perform acceptably, but you might get better performance by minimizing the number of trips across the host-to-script boundary. Consider something like this:
dynamic jsDate = engine.Evaluate("new Date()"); var dt = DateTime.Parse(jsDate.toJSON());
