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Re: monthNumber (was: Create a folder with today's date...)
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Re: monthNumber (was: Create a folder with today's date...)


  • Subject: Re: monthNumber (was: Create a folder with today's date...)
  • From: Nigel Garvey <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2002 12:30:09 +0000

Richard Morton wrote on Wed, 13 Feb 2002 10:17:03 +1100:

>Note that 'shortDateMostCompact' uses the very cool "Bangers & Mash"
>(sorry Nigel ;-) method for adding leading zeroes:

Oh please! I'm a vegetarian....


>Anyway, a search of my shortDate vault revealed the handler below, which
>I thought some people might find interesting. It was posted here (or on
>macscrpt) by John Delacour, probably a couple of years ago.

Shortly before he stopped posting his terse, often irritable, but
thoroughly well informed wisdom to either list. And his sandals were
never found.... :-(

>ShortDate
>afficionados will note it's ancestry. I didn't test it for speed.
>
>on getDate(d, sep, zeros, century, yearFirst)
> set {d1, aDay} to {d, 1314864}

However, his variable names sometimes left something to be desired...

aDay / days
--> 15.218333333333

> copy d1 to d2
> set d2's month to January
> set y to d1's year as string
> set d to d1's day

... as did their variable meanings! ;-)

NG
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