libtws 3 "08 November 1986"

Table of contents

• NAME
• SYNOPSIS
• DESCRIPTION
• SEE ALSO
• AUTHOR
• BUGS
• NOTE

NAME

SYNOPSIS

include "tws.h"

^struct tws *dlocaltime( clock );~^/* local clock into tws */
long *clock;

^struct tws *gmtime( clock );~^/* GMT clock into tws */
long *clock;

^char *dtime( clock );~^/* clock into string */
long *clock;

^long twclock( t );~^/* tws into clock */
struct tws *t;

^long twjuliandate( t );~^/* tws into Julian day number */
struct tws *t;

^struct tws *dparsetime( str );~^/* string into tws */
char *str;

^char *dctime( t );~^/* tws into string */
struct tws *t;

^char *dasctime( t, flags );~^/* tws into string */
struct tws *t;
int flags;

^char *dtimezone( offset, flags );~^/* timezone into string */
int offset, flags;

^char *dtwszone( t );~^/* tws's timezone into string */
struct tws *t;

^char *dtimemow( );~^/* current time into string */

^struct tws *dtwstime( );~^/* current time into tws */

^void twscopy( tot, fromt );~^/* copy a tws */
struct tws *tot, *fromt;

^int twsort( t1, t2 );~^/* compare two tws's */
struct tws *t1, *t2;

^long twsubtract( t1, t2 );~^/* seconds between t2 and t1 */
struct tws *t1, *t2;

DESCRIPTION

Most of the routines do not use the Unix* "clock" time format, and therefore are not limited to dates after 01 January 1970. In particular, twsubtract() lets you subtract two dates without converting them to "clock" form.

SEE ALSO

AUTHOR

BUGS

The basic Unix* time format (clock) only goes back to 1970, limiting applications somewhat.

NOTE