Re: [mv] Unix time -> normal date

["Bill Randle" <billr@exgate.tek.com>]

Rene,

You are using that with an end tag, right? E.g.:
	[convert-date 30 raw][/convert-date]

should give you YYYYmmdd, and without the "raw" should give
dd-mon-YYYY HH:MM[ap]m

	-Bill

On Jun 16, 11:17pm, René Hertell wrote:
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} Thanks Bill,
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} This was what I was looking for! :) The [convert-date 30 raw] did not work,
} it just showed the date in the same as the [convert-date 30]-tag
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} Anyway, This was helping me really much!
}
} René
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} -----Original Message-----
} From: owner-minivend-users@minivend.com
} [mailto:owner-minivend-users@minivend.com]On Behalf Of Bill Randle
} Sent: 16 June 2000 21:36
} To: minivend-users@minivend.com
} Subject: Re: [mv] Unix time -> normal date
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}
} Rene,
}
} Check the mailing list archives for my posting of the convert-date
} UserTag. It allows you to specify an offset to the current time
} and print the result. Seems like it was a month or so ago.
}
} 	-Bill Randle
} 	billr@exgate.tek.com
}
}
} On Jun 16,  7:57pm, René Hertell wrote:
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} } Hi Ed,
} }
} } Your solution gives me just the current date and time. What I'm looking
} for
} } is to calculate a future date... The [tag time] cannot handle this.
} }
} } If I use [tag time][calc]%s+(24*60*60*14)[/calc][/tag] I get a future
} time,
} } in Unix-time (epoch).
} } After this I have to convert this back to normal time, so that I can print
} } on a order-form a due-date.
} }
} } If you have I Linux-box, copy & paste this, and you see what I mean:
} } --- snip ---
} } date -d '1970-01-01 962383565 sec' +"%d-%m-%Y %T"
} } --- snip ---
} }
} }
} } René
} }
} }
} } -----Original Message-----
} } From: owner-minivend-users@minivend.com
} } [mailto:owner-minivend-users@minivend.com]On Behalf Of Ed LaFrance
} } Sent: 16 June 2000 18:19
} } To: minivend-users@minivend.com
} } Subject: Re: [mv] Unix time -> normal date
} }
} }
} } ******    message to minivend-users from Ed LaFrance <edl@newmediaems.com>
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} }
} } At 08:52 AM 6/16/00 +0300, you wrote:
} } >******    message to minivend-users from =?iso-8859-1?Q?Ren=E9_Hertell?=
} } ><rene@hertell.com>     ******
} } >
} } >Does anyone know how to convert the unix-time to normal time?
} } >
} } >Or is there an other way to calculate a date in a style like
} } >[calc]locatime + 14[/calc]
} }
} } Try [tag time]
} }
} } [tag time]%Y %m %d %H %M[/tag]
} }
} } - Ed L.
} }
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