strftime...
...%U = Number of Week (starting with Sunday as first day of the week)
...%W = Number of Week (starting with Monday as first day of the week)
...%w = Day of the week as decimal (Sunday is zero)
You will find more if you look for php + strtotime or strftime.
Greetings, Martin
On 3 Sep., 16:37, Linly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I do a hand work to test how many letter variables does the [(time)]
> command support. I test all of the higher and lower case letters, and
> here is the result:
>
> Syntax Meaning Output Sample
> ===============================================
> [(time {now} "%A")] Weekday Wednesday
> [(time {now} "%a")] WeekdayShort Wed
> [(time {now} "%B")] MonthEn September
> [(time {now} "%b")] MonthShort Sep
> [(time {now} "%c")] CompleteTime 09/03/08 14:18:09
> [(time {now} "%d")] Date 03
> [(time {now} "%H")] Hour 14
> [(time {now} "%I")] ??? 02
> [(time {now} "%M")] Minute 18
> [(time {now} "%m")] Month 09
> [(time {now} "%S")] Second 09
> [(time {now} "%U")] ??? 35
> [(time {now} "%W")] ??? 35
> [(time {now} "%w")] DateShort 3
> [(time {now} "%X")] WhatTimeIsIt 14:18:09
> [(time {now} "%x")] WhatDayIsIt 09/03/08
> [(time {now} "%Y")] Year 2008
> [(time {now} "%y")] YearShort 08
> [(time {now} "%Z")] ??? x _ зǮɶ
> [(time {now} "%Y %y %m%d %H:%M:%S")] Mix 2008 08 0903 14:18:09
> ==================================================
>
> There are four letters (I, U, W, Z) I can't recognize what are the
> meaning they output. Other letters not in this list output nothing so
> I didn't list them.
>
> Do you know anything to improve this list?
>
> Cheers,
> linly
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