fashimpaur
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Feb 14, 2002, 2:15 PM
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Re: [benchivers] Date Function
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Benchivers,
Here is a code example:
$time = time;
$time += 180 * 24 * 60 * 60;
$nowplus180days = localtime($time);
print ($nowplus180days);
time() returns the current time in seconds since epoch (Jan 1, 1970 at 00:00:00)
The second line adds the number of seconds desired to be added to it.
Storing the result of localtime in a scalar gets a nicely formatted date string.
Then we printed it. (Note, if you run this today, the date returned is an hour ahead [at least in US CST]. This is because the Daylight Savings Time is in effect
on that date and clocks are set ahead one hour. It is not an error.)
HTH,
Dennis
$a="c323745335d3221214b364d545".
"a362532582521254c3640504c3729".
"2f493759214b3635554c3040606a0",
print unpack"u*",pack "h*",$a,"\n\n";
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