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Latest revision as of 11:43, 7 August 2014
PURPOSE
Return the current time
SYNONYM
api_date_time()
SYNOPSIS
#include "lianja_api.h" char *DATE_TIME <input parameters> none <output parameters> none
DESCRIPTION
The DATE_TIME() function will return the current system time in the 24 hour format HH:MM:SS.
EXAMPLE
The following example stores the current system into the character pointer "time".
#include "lianja_api.h" lianjaapi_date_time() { char *time() time = DATE_TIME(); _retc( time ); }
SEE ALSO
_parinfa(), _parinfo(), _pards(), _retds(), ISDATE(), DATE_AMPM(), DATE_CDOW(), DATE_CMONTH(), DATE_CTOD(), DATE_DATE(), DATE_DAY(), DATE_DOW(), DATE_DTOC(), DATE_DTOS(), DATE_MONTH(), DATE_STOD(), DATE_YEAR()
