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| Subject: How can I get the date of today in perl
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>It looks like localtime() function returns both Date and time, I only want
>to get date. How can I do that in perl?
>Thanks
>Lixin
Please don't cross-post.
localtime returns a nine-element list which is typically used as follows:
my ($Sec,$Min,$Hour,$Mday,$Mon,$Year,$Wday,$Yday,$Isdst) = localtime(time);
$Mon has a range 0..11, and $Year has 1900 subtracted from it. So to do
anything meaningful with the date parts:
$Mon++;
$Year+=1900;
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