Fun stack, Jim!
I feel all festive now.
Regards,
Devin
On Dec 20, 2009, at 8:17 AM, James Hurley wrote:
Many thanks to all. I knew that Run Rev would have an easy way to add
days to the date, and so your solutions have subtracted days of effort
for me.
And, in the spirit of Jacque's Christm
Great ! I love to set a clock right ;)
2009/12/20 Medard :
> zryip theSlug wrote:
>
>> You've terribly right. Sorry to have forgot non-english systems.
>> Thankfully a quick solution exists. By using the useSystemDate
>> property you'll be able to force RR to use the date settings of your
>> syst
zryip theSlug wrote:
> You've terribly right. Sorry to have forgot non-english systems.
> Thankfully a quick solution exists. By using the useSystemDate
> property you'll be able to force RR to use the date settings of your
> system. 8) Note that the scope of this property is the current handler
Many thanks to all. I knew that Run Rev would have an easy way to add
days to the date, and so your solutions have subtracted days of effort
for me.
And, in the spirit of Jacque's Christmas message, I have put up a Run
Rev Christmas card to all you generous Revolutionaries.
Merry Christma
Hi Médard,
You've terribly right. Sorry to have forgot non-english systems.
Thankfully a quick solution exists. By using the useSystemDate
property you'll be able to force RR to use the date settings of your
system. 8) Note that the scope of this property is the current handler
only.
I believe th
Medard wrote:
> Anyway, after sticking to those caveats, the provided code gives exactly
> what it is intended for, i.e. the date a month minus a day ahead -- not
> the end of the month ;-))
Sorry, I didn't paid attention to "the first day of the month" ;-))
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zryip theSlug wrote:
> An easy trick to know the end date of one month without creating
> complex script to test the number of days in the months, years
> leap, etc..
clever -- but that doesn't work on "foreign" systems
i.e. non english languages ;-)
it is still funny to see Revolution to decla
A conversion function really handy!
Not totally in the subject:
An easy trick to know the end date of one month without creating
complex script to test the number of days in the months, years
leap, etc..
Take the first date of the month, then add one month and substract one
day, like this :
on mo
James Hurley wrote:
In FileMaker it is possible to add n (an integer) to a date to get a new
date n days hence.
Is there an EASY way to do this in Rev? (I don't mean setting the
idemdel to "/" and fussing with the day/month/year digits.)
convert tDate to dateitems
add numDays to item 3 of tD
You can convert your date to dateItems. Then alter item 3 (day of the
month) by adding to it, then convert back to whatever date format you want.
Marty Knapp
In FileMaker it is possible to add n (an integer) to a date to get a
new date n days hence.
Is there an EASY way to do this in Rev? (I
Jim
Afterthough: for details about options, look at "convert" and "date" in the
dictionary !
Jacques
Le 20 déc. 2009 à 00:35, Jacques Hausser a écrit :
>
> Le 20 déc. 2009 à 00:20, James Hurley a écrit :
>
>> In FileMaker it is possible to add n (an integer) to a date to get a new
>> date
Le 20 déc. 2009 à 00:20, James Hurley a écrit :
> In FileMaker it is possible to add n (an integer) to a date to get a new date
> n days hence.
>
> Is there an EASY way to do this in Rev? (I don't mean setting the idemdel to
> "/" and fussing with the day/month/year digits.)
>
Something lik
In FileMaker it is possible to add n (an integer) to a date to get a
new date n days hence.
Is there an EASY way to do this in Rev? (I don't mean setting the
idemdel to "/" and fussing with the day/month/year digits.)
Jim Hurley
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