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The Monday 2007-11-19 at 23:04 -0500, Ken Jennings wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> date --date="2007-1-1 100 minutes"
Mon Jan 1 01:40:00 CET 2007
Maybe it can be refined, but you can see it does the conversion of 100
minutes.
That's an interesting variation of the date command. And I'm certainly
going to keep that in mind should the need for that type of variation
arise. But in my script case, I was looking to convert a value into
minutes/seconds not relative to clock time.
My itchy trigger finger deleted several emails in the thread. Did anyone
refine the date cccommand???
Nop :-)
$ date --date="2007-1-1 100 seconds" +"This is %M:%S minutes"
This is 01:40 minutes
Right!
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Cheers,
Carlos E. R.
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