Re: Changing date format in CalendarWidget100

, changing the clock, doing some > reports, then switching back. > Jim Ault > Las Vegas > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Changing-date-format-in-CalendarWidget100-tp25385854p25406267.html Sent from the Revolution - User ma

Re: Changing date format in CalendarWidget100

On Sep 10, 2009, at 6:43 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote: On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 3:26 AM, Devin Asay wrote: On Sep 10, 2009, at 11:24 AM, Devin Asay wrote: put tDate & 0,0,0,0 into tDate -- Oops! This should be put tDate,0,0,0,0 into tDate While I like Devin's method, I have changed to using

Re: Changing date format in CalendarWidget100

On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 3:26 AM, Devin Asay wrote: > > On Sep 10, 2009, at 11:24 AM, Devin Asay wrote: > >>  put tDate & 0,0,0,0 into tDate -- > > Oops! This should be > >  put tDate,0,0,0,0 into tDate While I like Devin's method, I have changed to using: put tDate,12,0,0,0 into tDate By wor

Changing date format in CalendarWidget100

Mark, Your suggestion worked beautiful! And thanks Devin for your suggestion! -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Changing-date-format-in-CalendarWidget100-tp25393101p25393101.html Sent from the Revolution - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com

Re: Changing date format in CalendarWidget100

On Sep 10, 2009, at 11:24 AM, Devin Asay wrote: put tDate & 0,0,0,0 into tDate -- Oops! This should be put tDate,0,0,0,0 into tDate Devin Asay Humanities Technology and Research Support Center Brigham Young University ___ use-revolution maili

Re: Changing date format in CalendarWidget100

change the sequence of the date format from 2009,9,10 to 9,10,2009 but changing the month from 9 to name of the month (Sept) is more complicated! Does anybody have any suggestions? You're best off just using the convert command. So if what you're getting from CalendarWidget is 2009,

Re: Changing date format in CalendarWidget100

nt to change the format of the date inserted in a field of an application by CalendarWidget100 to a different format. For example, change 2009,9,10 to Sept 10, 2009. I was able to change the sequence of the date format from 2009,9,10 to 9,10,2009 but changing the month from 9 to name of the m

Changing date format in CalendarWidget100

I thought this would be easy but it is not! I want to change the format of the date inserted in a field of an application by CalendarWidget100 to a different format. For example, change 2009,9,10 to Sept 10, 2009. I was able to change the sequence of the date format from 2009,9,10 to 9,10,2009

Re: system date format problem

Strike that last email. I found out that all I have to say is "put the system date" and I will see it. Know I learn that both macs have the correct system format for the date of -mm-dd but for some reason the 10.4.11 mac is not running the Valentina software correctly regarding system dates. I'

Re: system date format problem

I notice a big difference in the way date formats work in my 10.4.11 mac compared to my 10.5 mac. In both macs I have a custom date format -mm-dd (you would think that would be an available format and not have to be custom). In the 10.5 mac my Valentina database sees that system format and

Re: system date format problem

On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 8:40 PM, Johan Michaelsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Since I updated to Rev Studio 2.9 (mac) I had to alter a lot of scripts > involving date formats to get them working. > > In Denmark we use the date format (dd/mm/) and until recently I had

system date format problem

Since I updated to Rev Studio 2.9 (mac) I had to alter a lot of scripts involving date formats to get them working. In Denmark we use the date format (dd/mm/) and until recently I had no problems with converting dates. Now it seems that when I try to convert to e.g. the abbrev system

Re: Date format changed in 2.9

> Is this a bug or feature? > Found nothing in the read mes... I find that the format now reflects accurately my date format settings. By changing the century to show 4 digits, then restarting Rev, I get 26/3/2008. Setting the date formats back to the Australian defaults, and

Re: Date format changed in 2.9

Dag Mark, Hi Klaus, I see the same and I believe it is a bug. If it hasn't been reported yet, please do. OK, thanks for testing! Done: Best regards, Mark Schonewille -- Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering http://e

Re: Date format changed in 2.9

Hi Klaus, I see the same and I believe it is a bug. If it hasn't been reported yet, please do. Best regards, Mark Schonewille -- Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering http://economy-x-talk.com http://www.salery.biz A large collection of scripts for HyperCard, Revolution, Supe

Date format changed in 2.9

Hi friends, when using "put the short system date" in 2.8.1 I got (complete year): 25.03.2008 In 2.9x I get (abbr. year): 25.03.08 Anyone else seen this? Is this a bug or feature? Found nothing in the read mes... Regards Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.major-k.de _

Re: Date Format?

t; documentation on the latter format? There is not a built in function to do it (that is there's no "date format" built in), but you can parse it like this: on mouseUp put ReformatDate("Sunday, July 13, 2003 03:07:32") into tNewDate -- etc. end mouseUp function Reform

Date Format?

Hi, Happy New Year! I have a date string in the following format: Sunday, July 13, 2003 03:07:32 And I need it in this format: 2007-03-13T18:01:31Z Is there a function to do this? If not does anyone if there is any documentation on the latter format? Thanks a lot All the Best Dave _

Re: date format - long system date with

You just motivated me to take another look at scripter's scrapbook. On 7/29/07, Ken Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Sun, 29 Jul 2007 13:47:28 -0400, william humphrey wrote: > > > That's sure extensive. Thanks. And you are answering my question also -- > > there is no RunRev way of saying tha

Re: date format - long system date with

On Sun, 29 Jul 2007 13:47:28 -0400, william humphrey wrote: > That's sure extensive. Thanks. And you are answering my question also -- > there is no RunRev way of saying that the days of the month and the months > must be two digits as in a MySQL formatted date? > This code snippet (your example )

Re: date format - long system date with

That's sure extensive. Thanks. And you are answering my question also -- there is no RunRev way of saying that the days of the month and the months must be two digits as in a MySQL formatted date? This code snippet (your example ) is the kind of thing that should be in a searchable repository like

Re: date format - long system date with

On Sun, 29 Jul 2007 10:46:59 -0400, william humphrey wrote: > I notice that the dates can be formated like -m-d but I don't see how to > format them -mm-dd or for example you can get 2007-1-5 but can't get > 2007-01-05 because you have a choice of %m for the number of the month but > not t

date format - long system date with

I notice that the dates can be formated like -m-d but I don't see how to format them -mm-dd or for example you can get 2007-1-5 but can't get 2007-01-05 because you have a choice of %m for the number of the month but not to tell it %mm or something to make sure the zero is there. Please tel

Re: New date format: YYYY-MM-DD

Aloha Sannyasin, Anyone want to vote for a new standard date format? -MM-DD I prefer a seven-digit Julian representation: DDD. Saves one character per date, and the logic for calculating the # of days between two dates and calculating the date x days before or after a given date

Re: New date format: YYYY-MM-DD

Wow -- as in, "wow!" Charles Hartman On Oct 14, 2005, at 9:24 PM, Ken Ray wrote: On 10/14/05 5:53 PM, "Charles Hartman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Maybe a built-in date-conversion function, with different standards as arguments controlling the output? It would be *great* to have a smart fu

Re: New date format: YYYY-MM-DD

Sivakatirswami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > convert "2006/12/23" to long date convert "2006/12/23" from ISO to long date ;-) I'm too using this format -- no more using the /mm/dd since it was misinterpreted as folder delimiters ;-> -- Revolutionario __

Re: New date format: YYYY-MM-DD

On 10/15/05, Ken Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I'd love to see an additional "ISO" conversion format: > > convert tDate to ISO date > convert tTime to ISO time > > Mark Waddingham - any chance of getting this into 2.7? Yes please, I'd like to see this as well. Although Ken's stsFormattedD

Re: New date format: YYYY-MM-DD

On Oct 14, 2005, at 12:14 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote: put line 1 into tLine put char 4 to 8 of tLine & "/" & char 1 to 2 of tLine into item 1 of tLine Oh. excellent. that's lovely and terse... I'll use it right now.. But, still, Ken has articulated it well: = "I'd love to see an additio

Re: New date format: YYYY-MM-DD

whoa. That's incredible, Ken. A bit more versatile than my puny "routine"! sqb Here you go! The function below has more comments than any other function I've written . Have fun! Ken Ray -- stephen barncard s a n f r a n c i s c o - - - - - - - - - - - - __

Re: New date format: YYYY-MM-DD

(item 5 of it)+0 & ":" & (item 6 of it)+0 end sqbDateTime This returns the Date Time format that MySQL likes for a dateTime field: 2005-10-14 23:34:15 On 10/14/05 8:02 PM, "Stephen Barncard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Anyone want to vote for a new standa

Re: New date format: YYYY-MM-DD

On 10/14/05 5:53 PM, "Charles Hartman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Maybe a built-in date-conversion function, with different standards > as arguments controlling the output? It would be *great* to have a > smart function like that, that would take the whole range of formats > various users might

Re: New date format: YYYY-MM-DD

On 10/14/05 8:02 PM, "Stephen Barncard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Anyone want to vote for a new standard date format? >> >> -MM-DD > > The numbers come right in line with the Dateitmes conversion... Yes, but unfortunately the dateItems aren&#

Re: New date format: YYYY-MM-DD

The numbers come right in line with the Dateitmes conversion... Anyone want to vote for a new standard date format? -MM-DD In fact I believe the above is some standard now... I find myself more and more encountering this as input from systems both of my own creation and from others

Re: New date format: YYYY-MM-DD

Hello, Actually I use date format MM/DD/ throughout my stacks. I use a script that converts an input of 11 to 1/1/(Current year). It also converts 0101 the same way or 011. The only time it asks what I want is when it wonders if I want January. That would be an input of 111 which could be

Re: New date format: YYYY-MM-DD

"Sivakatirswami" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Anyone want to vote for a new standard date format? > > -MM-DD > > In fact I believe the above is some standard now... > > I find myself more and more encountering this as input from systems > both of my own cr

Re: New date format: YYYY-MM-DD

> wrote: > Anyone want to vote for a new standard date format? > > -MM-DD > > In fact I believe the above is some standard now... > > I find myself more and more encountering this as input from systems > both of my own creation and from others... > > Now

Re: New date format: YYYY-MM-DD

t back and forth, and identify weekends and such like, though I've got so used to it that for myself, I'm just as comfortable seeing 20051014 as 14/10/05... Mark On 14 Oct 2005, at 23:14, Alex Tweedly wrote: Sivakatirswami wrote: Anyone want to vote for a new standard date format?

Re: New date format: YYYY-MM-DD

weekends and such like, though I've got so used to it that for myself, I'm just as comfortable seeing 20051014 as 14/10/05... Mark On 14 Oct 2005, at 23:14, Alex Tweedly wrote: Sivakatirswami wrote: Anyone want to vote for a new standard date format? -MM-DD In fact I bel

Re: New date format: YYYY-MM-DD

Sivakatirswami wrote: Anyone want to vote for a new standard date format? -MM-DD In fact I believe the above is some standard now... ISO 8601 I find myself more and more encountering this as input from systems both of my own creation and from others... Now you have to do a little

New date format: YYYY-MM-DD

Anyone want to vote for a new standard date format? -MM-DD In fact I believe the above is some standard now... I find myself more and more encountering this as input from systems both of my own creation and from others... Now you have to do a little dance to get that into a