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Features:
- Get local time
- Set local time
- Get file/directory creation, last write, last access times
- Set file/directory creation, last write, last access times

Notes:
- All times in "dd.MM.yyyy hh:mm:ss" format (e.g. "01.01.2006 23:59:59")
- Win95/Win98/WinMe: Time set for directory is not supported

!! If you know assembler you can help to implement time set for directory in Win95/Win98/WinMe: link


"Time" plugin v1.0

Attachment: time.zip
This has been downloaded 977 time(s).

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Registered: Jan 2002
From: AT-DE

nice one

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Changes:
-New: "CompareTime" compares two times


"Time" plugin v1.1

Attachment: time.zip
This has been downloaded 792 time(s).

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Fixed: "SetLocalTime" daylight saving time problem
Changed: "CompareTime" replaced with "MathTime"
Added: UTC support ("GetLocalTimeUTC", "SetLocalTimeUTC", "GetFileTimeUTC",
           "SetFileTimeUTC")
New: "MathTime" -mathematical operations with times.
           -calculate day of the week,
           -calculate date after 60 days,
           -calculate how many days between dates,
           -compare dates,
           -calculate how many days in 1234567890 seconds ...
New: "TimeString" -get times from time string


"Time" plugin v1.2

Attachment: time.zip
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Last edited by Instructor on 12-29-2005 at 09:17 PM

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Fixed: "MathTime" inaccuracy of day/month->date conversion in one day/month


"Time" plugin v1.3

Attachment: time.zip
This has been downloaded 779 time(s).

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Registered: Jan 2005
From: Oregon Coast

Not sure if it would work for this plugin or not, but here's a few suggestions that would be nice to have:

1. GetWeekdayName - a function to allow the user to input a time and get back the weekday name (ie "Sunday")

2. GetWeekdayNumber - same as above, but return the weekday number. (ie Sunday=1, Monday=2, etc.)

3. GetMondayDate - input a date and have the system return the Monday from that week. For example, if you input 1/4/2005 (a Wednesday), you would get an output of 1/2/2005 (a Monday).

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code:
Name "Output"
OutFile "Output.exe"

Section
	#GetWeekdayNumber:
	time::MathTime "day(29.12.2005 0:0:0) + 5 % 7 =" .r0
	MessageBox MB_OK 'GetWeekdayNumber$\n$$0={$0}'


	#GetWeekdayName:
	time::MathTime "day(29.12.2005 0:0:0) + 5 % 7 =" .r0
	StrCmp $0 1 0 +2
	StrCpy $0 Monday
	StrCmp $0 2 0 +2
	StrCpy $0 Tuesday
	StrCmp $0 3 0 +2
	StrCpy $0 Wednesday
	StrCmp $0 4 0 +2
	StrCpy $0 Thursday
	StrCmp $0 5 0 +2
	StrCpy $0 Friday
	StrCmp $0 6 0 +2
	StrCpy $0 Saturday
	StrCmp $0 0 0 +2
	StrCpy $0 Sunday
	MessageBox MB_OK 'GetWeekdayName$\n$$0={$0}'


	#GetMondayDate:
	!define Monday    1
	!define Tuesday   2
	!define Wednesday 3
	!define Thursday  4
	!define Friday    5
	!define Saturday  6
	!define Sunday    7  #!define Sunday    0

	time::MathTime "day(29.12.2005 0:0:0) + 5 % 7 =" .r0
	time::MathTime "day(29.12.2005 0:0:0) - $0 + ${Monday} = date" .r0
	MessageBox MB_OK 'GetMondayDate$\n$$0={$0}'
SectionEnd

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Added: "MathTime" now can parse negative values ("-10 + -20 =" returns -30)


"Time" plugin v1.4

Attachment: time.zip
This has been downloaded 686 time(s).

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Registered: Jan 2005
From: Oregon Coast

D'OH! I feel like such a dolt! I looked over the readme doc several times and didn't see the example about getting the day of the week until you posted your reply!

Thanks for posting the example. This should work quite nicely!

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Registered: Jul 2004
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Fixed: time::MathTime now error output is "" not "-1" (negative results allowed).
Changed: time::SetFileTime now don't changes any file time if error appeared.
Updated: example "Compare times".
Updated: "ConvFunc.h" to v1.6.
Changed: Now plugin used header "Time.nsh" for custom user variables and
              better compile errors check.

Update from previous versions:
         - Insert line in script:
            !include "Time.nsh"
         - Replace:
            time::SetLocalTime -> ${time::SetLocalTime} ...
         - Replace:
            .r0 -> $0, .r1 -> $1 ... .R0 -> $R0, .R1 -> $R1 ...

"Time" plugin v1.5

Attachment: time.zip
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Registered: Mar 2004
From: Germany, Paderborn

Hi Instructor,

I tried something like

${time::MathTime} "day(27.03.2006 12:00:00) - day(15.05.2006 17:00:00) = day"

and got "" (error). You wrote "negative results allowed" (post above), so it should be something like "-50" (or nearby).

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Registered: Jul 2004
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Rough result:
"day(27.03.2006 12:00:00) - day(15.05.2006 17:00:00) ="

I'll check later for accurate negative result possibility:
"second(27.03.2006 12:00:00) - second(15.05.2006 17:00:00) = day"

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Added: "MathTime" now can accept negative values in the result conversion -
            after "=", but except "= date".


"Time" plugin v1.6

Attachment: time.zip
This has been downloaded 776 time(s).

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Registered: Mar 2004
From: Germany, Paderborn

Hi Instructor,

1. thanks!

2. "-v" please. Does that mean I can use "= second" now and compare using IntCmp 86400 (instead of 1)?

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quote:

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"-v" please. Does that mean I can use "= second" now and compare using IntCmp 86400 (instead of 1)?

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code:
"second(27.03.2000 12:00:00) - second(15.05.2006 17:00:00) = day"

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I am unable to get time.dll to unload, even with

quote:

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Function .onGUIend
RMDir /r $PLUGINSDIR
FunctionEnd

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code:
${time::Unload}

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Thanks for the plugin.

I am a beginner and would like to make a simple exe which sets local date back to 10 years and another one which sets the actual date.

I successfully created an exe which sets date back but don't know how to restore the actual date (and time).

If someone could help I would really appreciate it.

Thanks
tpr

Edit: problem solved, I've overlooked TimeTest.nsi

Last edited by tpr on 01-20-2007 at 08:05 AM

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Registered: Nov 2009
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Unicode NSIS

Hello Instructor,

I hope you are still actively developing the Time plug-in?
Because, I am (we are) looking for this plug-in, recompiled to work with Unicode NSIS.
It would be really appreciated, as we are in need of a fair few plug-ins with Unicode NSIS support!

Link to Unicode NSIS homepage: scratchpaper.com/home
Link our project: portableapps.com/node/21879

Thanx a lot, in advance !

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