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returns Wed Sep 21 20:30:26 2005 (for example). You'll get same result with $asctime(ddd mmm dd H:nn:ss yyyy). Without given ''N'', $asctime uses $ctime as default. | returns Wed Sep 21 20:30:26 2005 (for example). You'll get same result with $asctime(ddd mmm dd H:nn:ss yyyy). Without given ''N'', $asctime uses $ctime as default. | ||
| − | $asctime(793947600) returns the default text format for this time value | + | $asctime(793947600) ;returns the default text format for this time value |
| − | $asctime(hh:nn:ss) returns the current time in this format | + | $asctime(hh:nn:ss) ;returns the current time in this format |
| − | $asctime(793947600, dd/mm/yy) returns the date for this time value | + | $asctime(793947600, dd/mm/yy) ;returns the date for this time value |
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:43, 10 November 2005
Returns the time and date in text format associated with the $ctime time value.
$asctime(N, format)
where N is the timestamp in unixtime, see $ctime for more information. See Time and Date Identifiers for full list of possible formats. Both N and format are optional, but only one at the time.
$asctime($ctime)
returns Wed Sep 21 20:30:26 2005 (for example). You'll get same result with $asctime(ddd mmm dd H:nn:ss yyyy). Without given N, $asctime uses $ctime as default.
$asctime(793947600) ;returns the default text format for this time value $asctime(hh:nn:ss) ;returns the current time in this format $asctime(793947600, dd/mm/yy) ;returns the date for this time value
