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Hi ppl!
can anyone tell me how to capture system date and o/p it later in a prog??
what function do i use??
thanks in advance! appreciate any help rendered. :cheesy:
can anyone tell me how to capture system date and o/p it later in a prog??
what function do i use??
thanks in advance! appreciate any help rendered. :cheesy:
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Originally Posted by ReDeViL 
Hi ppl!
can anyone tell me how to capture system date and o/p it later in a prog??
what function do i use??
thanks in advance! appreciate any help rendered. :cheesy:
Time library?
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Originally Posted by iamthwee
Time library?
Look into
time(), asctime(), and related functions. Age is unimportant -- except in cheese
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Originally Posted by iamthwee
Time library?
all the functions in time.h
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Re: Capture system date? for dates, there is an inbuilt structure in dos.h
to get help in the cpp just get help on date
the date structure has just 3 items,day month and year.
there are in built functions to get current date
the following code will fill the structure item d1 with the current system date.
to know more about each data item in struct date just get help from your cpp program.
to get help in the cpp just get help on date
the date structure has just 3 items,day month and year.
there are in built functions to get current date
the following code will fill the structure item d1 with the current system date.
date d1; getdate(&d1); cout<<d1.da_year<<d1.da_day<<d1.da_mon;//display date
to know more about each data item in struct date just get help from your cpp program.
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thanks for the help!!!
i got it!!!
i got it!!!
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Originally Posted by johnpeter1989
for dates, there is an inbuilt structure in dos.h
to get help in the cpp just get help on date
the date structure has just 3 items,day month and year.
there are in built functions to get current date
the following code will fill the structure item d1 with the current system date.
date d1; getdate(&d1); cout<<d1.da_year<<d1.da_day<<d1.da_mon;//display date
to know more about each data item in struct date just get help from your cpp program.
Only very ancient compilers have dos.h. The ANSI-standard functions in <time.h> are a much better bet.
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