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245300.5
>JD will give <JD 2453000.5>
{2003 12 31}
List->DT will give <GR 2003-12-31 0:0:0 >
{1000 12 31}
List->DT will give <JU 1000-12-31 0:0:0 >
<JD 2453000.5 > | This is the Julian Day Notation, use >JD to display date in this way. |
<GR 2003-12-27 0:0:0 > | This is the Automatic Calendar Notation (here date is Gregorian), use >CAL to display date in this way. |
<JU 1000-12-27 0:0:0 > | This is the Automatic Calandar Notation (here date is Julian), use >CAL to display date in this way. |
<JUL 2003-12-27 0:0:0 > | This is the Proleptic Julian Calendar Notation, use >JUL to display date in this way. |
<JU -1-9-25 0:0:0>
that mean the year is 2 BCE.<GR 2003-12-27>
<GR 2002-04-29>
- gives 607
. There are 607 days between these two dates.
<GR 2003-12-27>
5
+ gives <GR 2004-1-1>
<GR 2003-12-27 0:0:0>
5:0:0
+ gives <GR 2003-12-27 5:0:0>
function | usage | example |
Date | Gives the current system date | Date gives <GR 27-12-2003 0:0:0 > |
DayWeek | Gives the day of the week 0:Sunday , 1:Monday... |
<GR 27-12-2003 0:0:0 > DayWeek gives 6 |
WeekNr | give the day of the week | <GR 27-12-2003 0:0:0 > WeekNr gives 52 |
List->DT DT->List |
convert date from/to a list { yyyy mm dd } |
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ListJ->DT DT->ListJ |
convert date from/to a list { yyyy mm dd } in Julian (proleptic) |
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DTFormat | Format a date into a string | details and examples |
6:30
, type 6:30ENTER0:0:15
, type 0:0:15ENTER (note, you can also type ::15)10:0:0
0:10
- gives 9:50