How to get timestamp using libc

[NalleParticipant]

Hello, here’s my little code to get the timestamp by the year / month / day / hour / min / sec.

I’m using libc.

Monkey

Namespace myapp #Import "<std>" #Import "<libc>" Using std.. Using libc.. Function Main() Local seconds:time_t Local p:tm_t Ptr Local date:String libc.time(Varptr seconds) p = localtime(Varptr seconds) date = String(p->tm_sec) + "-" + String(p->tm_min) + "-" + String(p->tm_hour) + "-" + String(p->tm_mday) + "-" + String((p->tm_mon)+1) + "-" + String(1900 + p->tm_year) Print date End

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Namespace myapp   #Import "<std>" #Import "<libc>"   Using std.. Using libc..   Function Main()   Local seconds:time_t Local p:tm_t Ptr Local date:String libc.time(Varptr seconds) p = localtime(Varptr seconds) date = String(p->tm_sec) + "-" + String(p->tm_min) + "-" + String(p->tm_hour) + "-" + String(p->tm_mday) + "-" + String((p->tm_mon)+1) + "-" + String(1900 + p->tm_year) Print date End

The output of mine was:

46-42-7-26-10-2018

Year: 2018
Month: 10
Day: 26
Hour: 7
Min: 42
Sec: 46

Hope many people will find this useful!

[nerobotParticipant]

Nice. But timestamp format looks like

yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss

2018-11-01 18:36:10

Easy to adopt your code to that.

[coconParticipant]

Perhaps we could create a time module that contains all of that formatting.

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