1. eucode test`ls -l 1
- Posted by ne1 Jul 02, 2008
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--timeing for output in batch files translated w/eu4 include datetime.e as dt datetime dtnow = dt:now() printf(1,"%s ",{dt:format(dtnow, "%m/%d/%Y %H:%M:%S%P")}) <eucode> 07/02/2008 01:36:11am that concludes this test. post/preview?
2. Re: eucode test`ls -l 1
- Posted by ne1 Jul 02, 2008
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ne1 said...
--timeing for output in batch files translated w/eu4 include datetime.e as dt datetime dtnow = dt:now() printf(1,"%s ",{dt:format(dtnow, "%m/%d/%Y %H:%M:%S%P")})
07/02/2008 01:36:11am
forgot to close the eucode? <eucode language=euphoria version=4> timeing for output in batch files translated w/eu4 include datetime.e as dt datetime dtnow = dt:now() printf(1,"%s ",{dt:format(dtnow, "%m/%d/%Y %H:%M:%S%P")})
</eucode> np either way. nice piece of work!
3. Re: eucode test`ls -l `
- Posted by ne1 Jul 02, 2008
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ne1 said...
--timeing for output in batch files translated w/eu4 include datetime.e as dt datetime dtnow = dt:now() printf(1,"%s ",{dt:format(dtnow, "%m/%d/%Y %H:%M:%S%P")})
07/02/2008 01:36:11am
strange, the quoted code w.no valid closing </eucode> works but in the body it doesnt? this really concludes the test.
