Is there a dot-syntax way of getting the year, month, and day? I can get
it by parsing _system.date(), but the year/month/day order depends on
the system's country settings.
put (the systemDate).day
put (the systemDate).month
put (the systemDate).year
Also, is there a way to get the time in
Hi Kerry ,
You can from a dateObject (which is in a standard format) to get the
year/month/dayseconds from midnight.
dateObj= (the systemDate)
or dateObj = date(2004, 12, 31)
or dateObj = date(20041231)
or if you want to include hours/minutes/seconds, it seems that you
have to set the
At 11:34 AM +1200 9/22/05, Sean Wilson wrote:
-- with some trimming (leading/trailing whitespace, fractional seconds):
put framesToHMS( (the systemDate).seconds, 1, 0, 0 )
Great tip!
I was just about to post a big old ugly lingo one-liner (mostly as a joke!). Oh
what the heck (watch for line
Am 22.09.2005 um 01:34 schrieb Sean Wilson:
the systemDate seems to be another of the omissions in the
current round of docs but remains *much* more useful than most of
the other date/time format offerings.
not only it is missing in the docs, but also is this extremely useful
global
_movie.systemDate()
Regards,
Daniel
Alex da Franca wrote:
Am 22.09.2005 um 01:34 schrieb Sean Wilson:
the systemDate seems to be another of the omissions in the current
round of docs but remains *much* more useful than most of the other
date/time format offerings.
not only it is
