PINE LIBRARY

FunctionDatestring

Updated

Library "FunctionDatestring"
Methods to stringify date/time, altho there is already builtin support for it.

datetime(unixtime) a stringified date stamp at specified unix time.
Parameters:

unixtime: int unix timestamp.

Returns: string

date_(unixtime) a stringified date stamp at specified unix time.
Parameters:

unixtime: int unix timestamp.

Returns: string

time_(unixtime) a stringified date stamp at specified unix time.
Parameters:

unixtime: int unix timestamp.

Returns: string

Release Notes

v2

Updated:
datetime(unixtime, format) a stringified date stamp at specified unix time.
Parameters:
unixtime: int unix timestamp.
format: string, string format of the returned time, follows same convetions as str.format(), variables {x} range (0 -> 5).
Returns: string

Release Notes

v3

Updated:
date_(unixtime, format) a stringified date stamp at specified unix time.
Parameters:
unixtime: int unix timestamp.
format: string, string format of the returned time, follows same convetions as str.format(), variables(0: year, 1:month, 2:day).
Returns: string

time_(unixtime, format) a stringified date stamp at specified unix time.
Parameters:
unixtime: int unix timestamp.
format: string, string format of the returned time, follows same convetions as str.format(), variables (0:hour, 1:minutes, 2:seconds).
Returns: string

Pine library

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RicardoSantos

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