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#another:<br />
use POSIX;<br />
print strftime&quot;%I:%M %p\n&quot;,localtime;<br />

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#another:
use POSIX;
print strftime"%I:%M %p\n",localtime;


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OK, then I'll see your posix, and raise you<br />
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use Date::Manip;<br />
<br />
print UnixDate('now', &quot;%I:%M:%S %p&quot;),&quot;\n&quot;;<br />
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OK, then I'll see your posix, and raise you

use Date::Manip;

print UnixDate('now', "%I:%M:%S %p"),"\n";



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Thanks :) &nbsp;Only needed one :)<br />

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Hi!<br />
Here's an easy one:<br />
How can I stick the time into a variable, and also make it in regular looks - i.e. 10:30 PM<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
Mark
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Hi!
Here's an easy one:
How can I stick the time into a variable, and also make it in regular looks - i.e. 10:30 PM

Thanks,
Mark

Easy - Formatting the Time

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