Re: [Dev-C++] Time stamping an output file.

[Jason H. <jas...@bt...>]

If you want to obtain the date in a way that is standard to C or C++ =
then you can use the functions supplied in the <time.h> header. I leave =
it to you to look at what it supplies in whatever C reference material =
you have (I'm too tired).

Jason.
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  From: Benjamin Wheeless=20
  To: dev...@so...=20
  Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 5:25 PM
  Subject: [Dev-C++] Time stamping an output file.


  Good afternoon,

  Quick question that is probably much easier than I'm thinking it is...

  Does anyone out there know how to easily put a date stamp on an output =
file using C rather than using the environments shell?  I know how to do =
it using Korn, but I'm working on WinNT and so I need the source code to =
do it rather than cmd.exe(unless cmd.exe can do it easier via a batch =
file or something)...

  For example:
     -output file name =3D hsloan.txt
     -would like output file name =3D hsloanYYYYMMDD.txt
      (where YYYYMMDD =3D (year)(month)(date) of course)

  Keep in mind that I'm using:        fopen( "C:\\temp\\hsloan.txt", "w" =
) ;

  Any thoughts/suggestions?

  P.S. -- Ioannis, can I cash in some of those EuroCents now?

  Benjamin Wheeless
  Network Systems - Delta Airlines, Inc.
  Atlanta, GA - USA 30320
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