Hi,
Thanks everyone for the answer.
So silly of me. Didnt check the docs :$
--- Patrick Heffernan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 06:07:03 -0700 (PDT)
> Alok Bhatt hammered out:
>
> > I am facing this strange problem related to dates.
> > When I print the date using the
On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 06:07:03 -0700 (PDT)
Alok Bhatt hammered out:
> I am facing this strange problem related to dates.
> When I print the date using the system's date command,
> it prints correctly. But when I do the same using
> localtime, it shows the month as wrong (1 month
> previous.
>
>
On Monday 26 April 2004 06:07, Alok Bhatt wrote:
>
> Hi All,
Hello,
> I am facing this strange problem related to dates.
> When I print the date using the system's date command,
> it prints correctly. But when I do the same using
> localtime, it shows the month as wrong (1 month
> previous.
>
>
On Monday 26 April 2004 03:07 am, Alok Bhatt wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am facing this strange problem related to dates.
> When I print the date using the system's date command,
> it prints correctly. But when I do the same using
> localtime, it shows the month as wrong (1 month
> previous.
>
> bash-2
Lightning flashed, thunder crashed and [EMAIL PROTECTED] (F.H) whispered:
| Hi,
| does anyone know how to convert a date from mmddyy to mmdd?
| so 010201 becomes 01022001
I've seen a couple of people respond to you using all sorts of date
manipulation routines. Even I had a hard time followi
Use the POSIX function strftime:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
use POSIX;
print "The date is : ",POSIX::strftime("%m%d%Y",localtime()),"\n";
-- snip --
[notjames@concon notjames]$ perl -MPOSIX -e '
> print "The date is : ",POSIX::strftime("%m%d%Y",localtime()),"\n";
> '
The date is : 07252001
-
Here is a shot taking in mmddyy and giving mmdd:
Code starts on next line(Lines with #Use are what is needed):
#!perl -w
use Time::Local;#Use
my $Dates = '010201';
my @DateUse = ();
while ( $Dates =~ /(\d{2}){1}/g ) {
printf "%-s\n",$1;
push(@Dat
F.,
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED] (F.H)>, F.H wrote:
>does anyone know how to convert a date from mmddyy to mmdd?
>so 010201 becomes 01022001
Sure thing!
begin demo code
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# Obtain month, month day, and year values from localtime()
($mon, $mday, $year) = (localtime(ti
