is there a way?
10x
The command PLATFORMINFO$("TIME") will return a string with the date and time, for example "2011-01-30 23:59:45". You can get the year, month, hours etc. like this:
LOCAL str$
LOCAL iDay%, iMonth%, iYear%
LOCAL iHour%, iMin%, iSec%
str$ = PLATFORMINFO$("TIME")
iYear = MID$(str$, 0, 4)
iMonth = MID$(str$, 5, 2)
iDay = MID$(str$, 8, 2)
iHour = MID$(str$, 11, 2)
iMin = MID$(str$, 14, 2)
iSec = MID$(str$, 17, 2)
lol iYear,Imonth,Iday ,Ihour,Imin;isec what a fanboy :D
I'm definitely no Apple fanboy. :| The "i" for each variable name stand for "integer" and it's a coding convention I've been using since back in the 90s with pascal and vb... Try googling Hungarian notation
he its a joke u know :D bad joke but a joke peace
ok np it's hard to tell the tone from just text :P