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Axcis DateTime Formatting
DateTime Formatting
Some Axcis programs provide DateTime formatting and the Formatting
string can either be set using Microsoft .NET conventions or LCDSmartie convensions.
The Formatting string can comprise a mixture of ordinary characters (that are passed unchanged to the result string), and data formatting characters.
The .NET convensions are documented by Microsoft and use mixed case characters for
the following categories:
Alternatively, the following formatting character strings can be used in the LCDSmartie convension
Formatting string (all lower case):
| yy | = Year last 2 digits |
| yyyy | = Year as 4 digits |
| m | = Month number no-leading 0 |
| mm | = Month number as 2 digits |
| mmm | = Month using ShortDayNames (Jan) |
| mmmm | = Month using LongDayNames (January) |
| d | = Day number no-leading 0 |
| dd | = Day number as 2 digits |
| ddd | = Day using ShortDayNames (Sun) |
| dddd | = Day using LongDayNames (Sunday) |
| ddddd | = Day in ShortDateFormat |
| dddddd | = Day in LongDateFormat |
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| c | = Use ShortDateFormat + LongTimeFormat |
| h | = Hour number no-leading 0 |
| hh | = Hour number as 2 digits |
| n | = Minute number no-leading 0 |
| nn | = Minute number as 2 digits |
| s | = Second number no-leading 0 |
| ss | = Second number as 2 digits |
| zzz | = Milli-sec number as 3 digits |
| t | = Use ShortTimeFormat |
| tt | = Use LongTimeFormat |
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| am/pm | = Use after h : gives 12 hours + am/pm |
| a/p | = Use after h : gives 12 hours + a/p |
| ampm | = As am/pm |
Parts of this page are courtesy Neil Moffatt and LCDSmarty.
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