Hi Robert,
it will be constant 28 (one Julian calendar cycle) up to 2027. So there is
no need for a variable.
Best regards,
Sergii Kolisnyk
On Thu, Jan 10, 2019, 20:56 Robert W.Mills I don't know about the operating systems used by the other simulators
> but MPE V (used by the HP3000 simulato
Dave,
Thanks for the Date Diff JCW info.
I am using the following in my script which works fine:
set env -a DATE_YY_DIF=DATE_-1900-DATE_19XX_YY
go until "\r\n:" ; send "SETJCW DIFFYEAR=%DATE_YY_DIF%\r"
I have attached a copy of the 'do command' files that I am using as a
thank you.
On Thursday, January 10, 2019 at 18:56, Robert W.Mills wrote:
> Is it possible to have a built-in variable, possibly called something
> like %DATE_YY_DIF%, that holds the difference between %DATE_19XX_YY% and
> the actual year as held by the host operating system?
You can do this yourself with si
On Jan 10, 2019, at 1:56 PM, Robert W.Mills wrote:
>
> I don't know about the operating systems used by the other simulators
> but MPE V (used by the HP3000 simulator) is not Y2K compliant.
>
> Is it possible to have a built-in variable, possibly called something
> like %DATE_YY_DIF%, that holds
I don't know about the operating systems used by the other simulators
but MPE V (used by the HP3000 simulator) is not Y2K compliant.
Is it possible to have a built-in variable, possibly called something
like %DATE_YY_DIF%, that holds the difference between %DATE_19XX_YY% and
the actual year as hel
