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* Used without any ''format'' specified, it will return in the ''HH:nn:ss'' format. | * Used without any ''format'' specified, it will return in the ''HH:nn:ss'' format. | ||
| − | * For details on what to use as ''format'' see [[:Category:Time and Date Identifiers]] | + | * For details on what to use as ''format'' see [[:Category:Time and Date Identifiers|Time and Date Identifiers]] |
== Example == | == Example == | ||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
| − | + | * [[$asctime]] and [[$ctime]] is often used for more detailed date/time information. | |
| − | [[$asctime]] and [[$ctime]] is often used for more detailed date/time information. | ||
[[Category:Time and Date Identifiers]] | [[Category:Time and Date Identifiers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:23, 2 July 2007
Returns the current time in hour:minute:second format, or whatever format specified.
$time(format)
- Used without any format specified, it will return in the HH:nn:ss format.
- For details on what to use as format see Time and Date Identifiers
Example
$time ;returned 11:50:34 just now $time(yyyy) ;returned 2005 just now $time(HH:nn dddd dd/mm/yyyy) ;returned 11:50 Saturday 26/11/2005 just now
