--- In [email protected], "ppro_bruce" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], "kottami" <kottami@> wrote:
>
> > Hi.
> > I just use...
> >
> > ---------
> > LOCAL TODATE = SELECT(DATE,4)++" " ++ SELECT(DATE,5,6)++" " ++
> > SELECT(DATE,7,8)
> > Osd.Show("&(TODATE)", 2500 , 80, "Arial", -1, "000 255 000")
> > ------------
> >
> > Good luck..
> >
>
> Hi,kottami.
>
> Thanks for the reply, very glad to talk to you.
>
> Now I create a "!TIME.powerpro" file from your's:
>
> > ------------
> LOCAL TODATE = "["++SELECT (time,2)++":"++SELECT (time,3,4)
> ++":"++SELECT (time,5,6)++"]"++SELECT(DATE,4)++" " ++ SELECT(DATE,5,6)
> ++" " ++ SELECT(DATE,7,8)
> Osd.Show("&(TODATE)", 3000 , 28, "Arial", -1, "000 255 000")
> > ------------
You can achieve this by simply using formattime() & formatdate() (see
help file):
Osd.Show(formattime("[HH:mm:ss]",time)++formatdate(" yyyy MM dd",date))
or
Osd.Show(formattime("[hh:mm:ss tt]",time)++formatdate(" yyyy MM dd
ddd",date))
> But no Mon,Tue,Mar...Dec.BTW,How?I'm not good at it.
Use ddd (see above).
> And I just wonder where is the first question£¿Anybody?
AFAIK there is no built-in scrolling in labels, however, exist various
ways to dynamically change the labels. But, you have to be more
specific about what you want to achieve or see the sections in help
file *Info or cl commands and functions.
Sean
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