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Author: Alan Kreutzer Version: 20010523 FILEVERSION 10000 PRODUCTVERSION 10000 Download: tform34i.zip 30 KB Usage: AddExtender("TForm34i.dll") ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The TimeForm extender returns a time in any format you wish. To load the extender... AddExtender(TForm34i.dll") There are two function calls... NowFormat("format") TimeFormat(YmdHms,"Format") where "Format" is a string describing the format the date is to be returned in. YmdHms is a date /time in WinBatch format (YYYY:MM:DD:HH:MM:SS) (Four digit years are recommended. Two digit years are assumed to be 20xx) Both routines return a string containing the date, formated as directed by the "Format". The format can contain any characters. The routines look for certain key strings and replace them with information from the date. NOTE: KEY STRINGS ARE CASE SENSITIVE. The key strings are... This Is replaced by ---- ----------------------------------- (Upper Case) MMMM Full Month Name MMM Abbreviated Month Name MM Month as a two digit number DDDD Full Weekday name DDD Abbreviated Weekday name DD Day of the month as a two digit number YYYY Four Digit year YY Two Digit Year HH Hour (24 hour format) as a two digit number (Lower Case) hh Hour (12 hour format) as a two digit number mm Minutes as a two digit number ss Seconds as a two digit number (Upper Case) AM AM/PM (Upper case) (Lower Case) am am/pm (Lower case) (Upper Case) ZM Two digit month with leading zero suppressed ZD Two digit day of the month with leading zero suppressed. ZH Two digit hour (24 hour format) leading zero suppressed. zh Two digit hour (12 hour format) leading zero suppressed. (Lower Case) zm Two digit minute with leading zero suppressed zs Two digit second with leading zero suppressed (Upper Case) JJJ Julian Day - Day of the year as a three digit number Note that JJJ does NOT return the same value as the Winbatch function TimeJulianDay(). TimeJulianDay() returns the number of days since the year 1AD, but NowFunction("JJJ") returns the number of days since the beginning of this year. Any other characters in a Format will be passed to the output string unchanged. This is useful for putting punctuation in a date... MM/DD/YYYY HH:mm:ss Examples... NowFormat("DDDD, MMMM DD, YYYY") would return a date like this..... "Saturday, January 01, 2000" NowFormat("hh:mm:ss am") would return..... "05:15:33 pm" TimeFormat("YYYYMMDD",FileYmdHms(aFileName)) Would return a file date like this... "20010131"
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