I don't see a TN about it so I'll see about having one posted.
Thanks again for your tireless efforts on our behalf Tom.
Cheers,
-Sean.
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Am 22.09.2005 um 03:33 schrieb Daniel Nelson:
_movie.systemDate()
thanks, somehow I missed that.
in the _movie object I tried it only as property _movie.systemdate,
which yields an error.
it makes totally sense, that it is a function rather than a property,
as it creates and returns an
If you use BuddyApi check out baSystemTime which is great and will allow
you to output the data\time in just about any format you can think of.
HTH
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Yes. It's a bit weird. I just found it by trial and error.
Regards,
Daniel
_movie.systemDate()
Thanks for that. Would you agree that this particular method (property?)
belongs more aptly to the _system object?
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Thanks for that. Would you agree that this particular
method (property?)
I would too and as such I long ago filed a bug against that but don't
see a TN about it so I'll see about having one posted.
Cheers,
Tom Higgins - Technical Product Manager
Macromedia Director and the Shockwave Player
Is there a dot-syntax way of getting the year, month, and day? I can get
it by parsing _system.date(), but the year/month/day order depends on
the system's country settings.
put (the systemDate).day
put (the systemDate).month
put (the systemDate).year
Also, is there a way to get the time in
Hi Kerry ,
You can from a dateObject (which is in a standard format) to get the
year/month/dayseconds from midnight.
dateObj= (the systemDate)
or dateObj = date(2004, 12, 31)
or dateObj = date(20041231)
or if you want to include hours/minutes/seconds, it seems that you
have to set the
At 11:34 AM +1200 9/22/05, Sean Wilson wrote:
-- with some trimming (leading/trailing whitespace, fractional seconds):
put framesToHMS( (the systemDate).seconds, 1, 0, 0 )
Great tip!
I was just about to post a big old ugly lingo one-liner (mostly as a joke!). Oh
what the heck (watch for line
Am 22.09.2005 um 01:34 schrieb Sean Wilson:
the systemDate seems to be another of the omissions in the
current round of docs but remains *much* more useful than most of
the other date/time format offerings.
not only it is missing in the docs, but also is this extremely useful
global
_movie.systemDate()
Regards,
Daniel
Alex da Franca wrote:
Am 22.09.2005 um 01:34 schrieb Sean Wilson:
the systemDate seems to be another of the omissions in the current
round of docs but remains *much* more useful than most of the other
date/time format offerings.
not only it is
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