There's the Javadoc for SimpleDateFormat, which is what <tstamp> uses:
http://java.sun.com/products/jdk/1.2/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html
(Guess we could make the reference to it in the doc a link.)
Diane
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> Howdy all,
> Beyond my highly unscientific (read: tedious) experimentations, what
> all options are there for the patterns that specifically relate to
> time. I looked through Tstamp and CustomFormat for clues but didn't
> find too much. The following was generated on a Solaris boxen (not
> that it should matter). Any additions, corrections, observations would
> be much appreciated.
>
> d will give me the day with a single or double digit
> dd will give me the day in a double digit format
>
> m will give me minutes with a single or double digit
> mm will give me minutes with double digit format
>
> M will give me month with a single or double digit
> MM will give me month with double digit format
>
> yy will give me year with double digit format
> yyyy will give me year with four digit format
>
> H will give me 24 hour time with a single or double digit
> HH will give me 24 hour time with double digit format
>
> h will give me 12 hour time with a single or double digit
> hh will give me 12 hour time with double digit format
> not really sure how to tell A.M. or P.M. with this one
>
> S will give me ? milliseconds ? with a single or double digit
> SS will give me ? milliseconds ? with double digit format
>
> s will give me seconds with a single or double digit
> ss will give me seconds with double digit format
>
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