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=== Parameters === | === Parameters === | ||
* ''timestamp'': The timestamp to localize. | * ''timestamp'': The timestamp to localize. | ||
* ''which'': Which attribute to return. | * ''which'': Which attribute to return; see the [[#Time properties]] table below. | ||
* ''utc'': If true, the timestamp will be localized using the UTC timezone, local timezone otherwise | * ''utc'': If true, the timestamp will be localized using the UTC timezone, local timezone otherwise. | ||
== Time properties == | === Time properties === | ||
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!Property | !Property | ||
!Range | !Range | ||
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== | === Return value === | ||
Localizes the given timestamp and returns an attribute of it. | Localizes the given timestamp and returns an attribute of it. | ||
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== See | == See also == | ||
*[[SystemTime]] | * [[SystemTime]] | ||
*[[Strftime]] | * [[Strftime]] | ||
[[Category:ACS functions]] |
Revision as of 17:39, 2 July 2022
This article documents a Zandronum-specific ACS feature which may not be supported by ZDoom and its other child ports. |
int GetTimeProperty (int timestamp, int which[, int utc])
Usage
Parameters
- timestamp: The timestamp to localize.
- which: Which attribute to return; see the #Time properties table below.
- utc: If true, the timestamp will be localized using the UTC timezone, local timezone otherwise.
Time properties
Property | Range | Description |
---|---|---|
TM_SECOND (0) | [0 - 61] | Seconds. Result is generally within [0, 59] but may very rarely exceed due to leap seconds. |
TM_MINUTE (1) | [0 - 59] | Minutes |
TM_HOUR (2) | [0, 23] | Hours |
TM_DAY (3) | [0, 30] | Days |
TM_MONTH (4) | [0, 11] | Month of the year |
TM_YEAR (5) | [1901, 2038] | Year |
TM_WEEKDAY (6) | [0, 6] | Weekday (Sunday is 0) |
Return value
Localizes the given timestamp and returns an attribute of it.
Note that due to ACS's limitations, the timestamp is suspectible to the year 2038 problem.
Examples
The following script checks if the game is being played on a Thursday the 20th.
script 1 OPEN
{
if (GetTimeProperty(SystemTime(), TM_WEEKDAY) == 4 && GetTimeProperty(SystemTime(), TM_DAY) == 20)
PrintBold(s:"Happy Thursday the 20th!");
}