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as: 2004-8-7 DDDDDD Displays the year date in a long format FormatDateTime (' dddddd ', now); Output is: August 7, 2004 E/ee/eee/eeee with the corresponding number of digits to show the year FormatDateTime (' ee ', now); Output is: 04 (04) M/mm/mmm/mmmm said the Month FormatDateTime (' m ', now); Output as: 8 FormatDateTime (' mm ', now); Output is 08 FormatDateTime (' mmm ', now); Output for August FormatDateTime ('

200 replies returned. If some commands are not supported for the server, return to the confirm completion answer, so that the user process is able to perform the following command. If the request is not an optional implementation of the command, and this command does not implement, it is necessary to return code 502. Here we list each response code in numerical order and its meaning: 110 Reboot the tag response. In this case the text is OK, it must be: Mark

seconds displayed is: 0~59, where a value of less than 10 is preceded by a 0. T Displays the first character in the AM/PM indicator for a given time. TT (+) Displays the complete AM/PM indicator for a given time. Y/yy/yyyy Displays the year in a given time. Z/zz/zzz (+) Displays the time zone offset for the given period. Let's look at the following code, which shows a date and time st

Tostring record for your convenience, and tostring record viewing C Currency 2.5.ToString ("C ") ￥2.50 D Decimal number 25. ToString ("D5 ") 00025 E Scientific type 25000. ToString ("E ") 2.500000E + 005 F Fixed Point 25. ToString ("F2 ") 25.00 G General 2.5.ToString ("G ") 2.5 N Number 2500000. ToString ("N ") 2,500,000.00 X Hexadecimal 255. ToString ("X ") FF N

are not listed on MSDN.1. Y represents the year, note is lowercase y, and uppercase y does not represent the year.2. m represents the month.3. D represents the date, noting that D does not mean anything.4. h or H represents hours, H is 12 hours, H is 24 hours.5. m represents minutes.6. s represents seconds. Note that s doesn't mean anything. Format Output Example Years Y 7 String yy = DateTime.Now.ToString ("y-mm")Yy= "7-05"

M 5. String MON = datetime. parse ("1984-05-09") tostring ("yyyy-M ")MON = "1984-5" Mm 05. String MON = datetime. parse ("1984-05-09") tostring ("mm ")MON = "05" Mmm If it is a Chinese version of the operating system, the output will be: May.For an English operating system, enter the abbreviation of the first three letters of the Month: May String MON = datetime. parse ("2006-07-01"). tos

HH:mm:ss"); String STR4 = datetime.tostring ("eeee dd MMMM, yyyy HH:mm:ssa"); String STR5 = datetime.tostring ("mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm ZZZZ"); String STR6 = datetime.tostring ("mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm Z"); DateTimeFormatter format = DateTimeFormat. Forpattern ("

currency symbol to a number, and a thousand character, currency (symbol) Number various formats of numbers, which are fully compatible with PHP's Number_format, have three parameters. Decimals optional, specify how many decimal digits. Dec_point Optional, which specifies the string to use as the decimal point (the default is . ). Thousands_sep Optional, which specifies the string to use as the thousand separator (default , ), and all other paramet

value is {0,7:d}", i);String s2=string. Format ("The value is {0,7:f3}", j);THIS.TEXTBOX1.TEXT=S1;Results The value is 123THIS.TEXTBOX2.TEXT=S2;Results The value is 123.450(3) Double i=12345.6789;This.textbox1.text=i.tostring ("F2"); Results 12345.68This.textbox2.text=i.tostring ("F6");Results 12345.678900(4) Double i=12345.6789;This.textbox1.text=i.tostring ("n"); Result 12,345.68This.textbox2.text=i.tostring ("N4"); Result 12,345.6789(5) Double i=0.126;String s=string. Format ("The value is {

-- CREATE a recursive tree History TABLE and generate the data create table TREE_HIS (id number, C_CHILD VARCHAR2 (32 BYTE), C_NAME VARCHAR2 (100 BYTE), P_ID NUMBER, EFF_DATE DATE, EXP_DATE DATE); create index IDX2 ON TREE_HIS (P_ID); create unique index IDX3 ON TREE_HIS (C_CHILD, EXP_DATE); create unique index TREE_HIS_PK ON TREE_HIS (ID ); alter table TREE_HIS ADD (CONSTRAINT TREE_HIS_PK primary key (ID); alter table TREE_HIS ADD (CONSTRAINT TREE_HIS_R01 foreign key (P_ID) REFERENCES TREE_HIS

Formatted string of DateTime. Now. ToString in. NET, datetime. tostring In. NET, DateTime. Now. ToString is displayed in milliseconds:DateTime. Now. ToString ("yyyy-MM-dd HH: mm: ss. fff ") Other formatting strings of DateTime. Now. ToString: Format a string Meaning Example D Long date Thursday, 10 then l 2008 D Short date 04/10/2008 F Full date long Thursday, 10 minutes l 2008 06:30:00

{0: dddd} Tuesday F, FF ,... Second Fractions {0: fff} 932 GG ,... Era {0: Gg} A.D. HH 2 digit hour {0: hh} 10 HH 2 digit hour, 24hr format {0: hh} 22 Mm Minute 00-59 {0: mm} 38 Mm Month 01-12 {0: mm} 12 Mmm Month abbreviation {0: Mmm} Dec Mmmm Full month

,... Second Fractions {0: fff} 932 GG ,... Era {0: Gg} A.D. HH 2 digit hour {0: hh} 10 HH 2 digit hour, 24hr format {0: hh} 22 Mm Minute 00-59 {0: mm} 38

U Universal sortable, local time 2002-12-10 22: 13: 50z U Universal sortable, GMT December 11,200 2 3:13:50 AM Y Year month pattern December 2002 The 'U' specifier seems broken; that string certainly isn' t sortable. Custom date formatting: Specifier Type Example Example Output Dd Day {0: dd} 10 Ddd Day name {0: ddd} Tue Dddd Full day name {0: dddd} Tuesday F, ff

Y Year month pattern December 2002 The 'U' specifier seems broken; Specifier Type Example Example output Dd Day {0: dd} 10 Ddd Day name {0: DDD} Tue Dddd Full day name {0: dddd} Tuesday F, FF ,... Second Fractions {0: fff} 932 GG ,... Era {0: Gg} A.D. HH 2 digit hour {0: hh} 10 HH 2 digit hour, 24hr format {0: hh} 22 Mm

I copied the jquery datepicker structure and copied the class name. So a calendar is born. the above structure is divided into two parts: the top calendar, and some form elements below are used to control the calendar configuration. Aveon. ready (function () {aveon. define ("datepicker", function (VM) {// configure VM. changeyear = false VM. changemonth = false VM. mindate = new date (2013, 3, 25); // VM. maxdate VM. showothermonths = false; VM. showbuttonpanel = false; // VM at the curre

1. (Get-date-format ' R ')-replace ' (? i) [A-z]{3},\s ([0-9]{2}) \s ([a-z]{3}) \s ([0-9]{4}) \s.* ', ' $2-$1-$3 ' May-19-20142. (Get-date-format ' R '). Substring (5,11)-replace ' \s ', '-' 19-may-20143. (Get-date-format ' R '). Split (") [-join]-' 19-may-20144. (get-date). Tostring ("dd-mmm-yyyy") 1 September-May -2014 $date = Get-dateforeach ($format in "D", "D", "F", "F", "G", "G", "M", "R", "s", "T", "T", "U", "U", "Y", "dddd,

U Universal sortable, GMT December 11,200 2 3:13:50 AM Y Year month pattern December 2002 The 'U' specifier seems broken; that string certainly isn' t sortable. Custom date formatting: Specifier Type Example Example Output Dd Day {0: dd} 10 Ddd Day name {0: ddd} Tue Dddd Full day name {0: dddd} Tuesday F, ff ,... Second fractions {0: fff} 932 Gg ,... Era

(datepicker.date, "dddd, dd-mmm M-yyyy ")} DatePicker {Id:datepicker} La Bel {text: "Selected month:" + qt.formatdate (datepicker1.date, "mmmm-yyyy")} DatePicker {id:datepicker1 mode: "years| Months "} Label {text:" Selected time: "+ qt.formattime (datePicker2.dat E, "Hh:mm:ss")} DatePicker {Id:datepicker2 mode: "H ours| minutes| Seconds "} Label

(Timeinmillis); Create a DateTime object using Java.util.Date Java.util.Date jdkdate = Obtaindatesomehow (); datetime = new DateTime (jdkdate); Create a DateTime object directly with different objects Use a calendar Java.util.Calendar calendar = obtaincalendarsomehow (); datetime = new DateTime (calendar); Use another Joda datetime datetime anotherdatetime = Obtaindatetimesomehow (); datetime = new DateTime (anotherdatetime); Use a String (must is formatted properly) /Note that if you