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Originally Posted by LoneAngelIbesu
Not using a single function, it doesn't.
PHP Code:
function hellRavenFormalTime() {
temp.ctime = adjustTimeZone(timevar2,-5); // to EST
temp.date = getDate(temp.ctime);
temp.clock = {getHour(temp.ctime),getMinutes(temp.ctime),getSeconds(temp.ctime)};
return getFormalDayEnglish(getWeekday(temp.ctime)) @ ", " @
getFormalMonthEnglish(temp.date[1]) SPC getFormalNumber(temp.date[2]) @ ", " @ temp.date[0] @ " @ " @
to12Hour(temp.clock[0]) @ ":" @ doubleDigit(temp.clock[1]) @ ":" @ doubleDigit(temp.clock[2]) SPC getAMPM(temp.clock[0]) SPC "EST";
}
PHP Code:
function timestamp() {
return shared.date("l, F jS, @ g:i:s a T");
}
Which one do you think somebody new to GS2 would be able to use more easily? You guys seem to think that every scripter on Graal is an expert. |
Don't insult other people's intelligence.
Date functions like that are rather language independent and if a proper explanation is provided it could easily be figured out by someone knew to scripting, provided they understand the basics. Obviously there would also be one or two default timestamp formats also.