system.date.get*
This function is used in Python Scripting.
Description
This function is a set of functions that include:
Function | Description |
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system.date.getMillis | Extracts the milliseconds from a date, ranging from 0-999. |
system.date.getSecond | Extracts the second from a date, ranging from 0-59. |
system.date.getHour12 | Extracts the hour from a date. Uses a 12 hour clock, so noon and midnight are returned as 0. |
system.date.getHour24 | Extracts the hour from a date. Uses a 24 hour clock, so midnight is zero. |
system.date.getDayOfWeek | Extracts the day of the week from a date. Sunday is day 1, Saturday is day 7. |
system.date.getDayOfMonth | Extracts the day of the month from a date. The first day of the month is day 1. |
system.date.getDayOfYear | Extracts the day of the year from a date. The first day of the year is day 1. |
system.date.getMonth | Extracts the month from a date, where January is month 0. |
system.date.getQuarter | Extracts the quarter from a date, ranging from 1-4. |
system.date.getYear | Extracts the year from a date. |
system.date.getAMorPM | Returns a 0 if the time is before noon, and a 1 if the time is after noon. |
Client Permission Restrictions
This scripting function has no Client Permission restrictions.
Syntax
system.date.get* ( date )
Parameters
Type | Parameter | Description |
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Date | date | The date to use. |
Returns
Int - An integer that is representative of the extracted value.
Scope
All
Code Examples
Example #1
# This example would grab the current time, and print the current month.
date = system.date.now()
print system.date.getMonth(date) #This would print the current month.
Example #2
# This example would create a date object, and print out the quarter of that date.
date = system.date.getDate(2017, 3, 15) #This would print "Mon April 15 00:00:00 PDT 2016"
print system.date.getQuarter(date) #This will print 2
Example #3
# This example can be placed on the action performed event of a button.
# It will then grab the day of the week of the calendar component,
# and enter the value returned into a numeric text field.
date = event.source.parent.getComponent('Calendar').date
event.source.parent.getComponent('Numeric Text Field').intValue = system.date.getDayOfWeek(date)