date.hfile
Classes
Summary
This header defines the Date and TimeZone intrinsic classes.
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DateAMPM DateEra DateFmt12Hour DateFmt24Hour DateFmt24HourSecs DateFmtDate DateFmtShortDate DateFmtTime DateFmtTimestamp DateMonthAbbrs DateMonthNames DateOrdSuffixes DateParseFilter DateWeekdayAbbrs DateWeekdayNames
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DateAMPM
4
AM/PM indicators - AM,PM
DateEra
5
“era” indicator - AD=CE,BC=BCE
DateFmt12Hour
12
12-hour clock format. The default is ‘%#I:%M:%S %P’ (‘5:30:22 PM’).
DateFmt24Hour
13
24-hour clock format. The default is ‘%H:%M’ (17:30).
DateFmt24HourSecs
14
24-hour clock format with seconds. The default is ‘%H:%M:%S’ (17:30:22).
DateFmtDate
10
Default local format for the date, without the time. The default is
‘%m/%d/%Y’ (02/15/2012).
DateFmtShortDate
11
Local short date format. The default is ‘%m/%d/%y’ (02/15/12).
DateFmtTime
9
Default local format for the time, without the date. The default is
‘%H:%M:%S’ (‘18:44:39’).
DateFmtTimestamp
8
Default local format for date/time stamps. This is a format string
suitable for use in formatDate(). The default is ‘%a %b %#d %T %Y’
(which produces, e.g., ‘Thu Feb 7 15:20:33 2009’).
DateMonthAbbrs
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month name abbreviations - Jan,Feb,Mar…
DateMonthNames
0
full names of months - January,February,March,…
DateOrdSuffixes
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Ordinal suffixes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Nth, X1st, X2nd, Xrd. ‘Nth’ is the
suffix for everything not otherwise enumerated. ‘X1st’ is the suffix for
the 21st, 31st, 1041st, etc - this applies to all of the decades except
the units and teens; likewise for ‘X2nd’ and ‘X3rd’. Specify only the
suffix; e.g., for English, ‘st,nd,rd,th,st,nd,rd’. If all of the items
after a given point are the same for the target language, you can omit
them, and the last item in the list will be used for all missing items;
e.g., French can specify simply ‘er,e’, and German can specify simply
‘.’.
DateParseFilter
6
Parsing filter for culture-specific date formats. This can be ‘us’ to
select the US-style formats, or ‘eu’ to select European-style formats.
This controls day/month or month/day order when parsing numeric dates -
the ‘us’ formats use the “month/day” style, as in 11/20 for November 20,
and the ‘eu’ formats use “day/month”, as in 20/11.
DateWeekdayAbbrs
3
abbreviated weekday names - Sun,Mon,Tue,…
DateWeekdayNames
2
full names of weekdays - Sunday,Monday,Tuesday,…
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