r.date

RPN UTILITY

r.date

NAME

r.date initial version (Nov. 1999)

USAGE

Usage : r.date [-nVSLMM] date1
Resultat: CMC date time stamp

Usage : r.date [-nVSL] date1 +nhours
Resultat: YYYYMMDDHHMMSSHH=date1+nhours

Usage : r.date [-nVSL] date1 -nhours
Resultat: YYYYMMDDHHMMSSHH=date1-nhours

Usage : r.date [-nVSL] date1 date2
Resultat: nhours=date1-date2

Usage : r.date [opcode]
Resultat: depends on opcode

Examples of usage:

pollux 36% r.date -n 20050111
320667200
pollux 37% r.date -n 320667200
2005011100000000
pollux 38% r.date -n 20050111 -6
2005011018000000
pollux 39% r.date -n 2005011018000000 2005011100000000
-6
pollux 40% r.date -n 2005011100000000 2005011018000000
6
pollux 41% r.date g200
2005072200000000

Documentation

 r.date 
 Usage   : r.date [-nVSLMM] date1 
 Resultat: CMC date time stamp

 Usage   : r.date [-nVSL] date1 +nhours
 Resultat: YYYYMMDDHHMMSSHH=date1+nhours

 Usage   : r.date [-nVSL] date1 -nhours
 Resultat: YYYYMMDDHHMMSSHH=date1-nhours

 Usage   : r.date [-nVSL] date1 date2
 Resultat: nhours=date1-date2

 Usage   : r.date [option code]
 Resultat: depends on option code

Formats :

date1 et date2 (integer): YYYYMMDD[HH][MM][SS][HH] or 9 digit CMC timestamp

nhours : real*8

nnn (heures)
nnnS (secondes)
nnnM (minutes)
nnnD (jours)
nnnW (semaines)

options :

-n mettre une fin de ligne
-L sortie en format eclate YYYY MM DD HH MM SS
-S sorti en format CMC timestamp
-V sortie en format YYYYMMDDHHMMSS00
-M multiplier le resultat par 60
-MM multiplier le resultat par 3600

option code (single argument only):

(iopdatm)

LAST UPDATE OF DOCUMENTATION

Jul 22, 2005, by Vivian Lee