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Finally

2004-02-18T04:05:01-04:00

Finally got the format i was looking for, accept i'm geetting double or something.

Code:

set notemsg "[strftime %a%t%b%t%d%t%t%T%t%Z]- $rest"

Yeilds

Code:

Note 2 From : Wed Feb 18 03:09:13 EST -

Where the is echo'd twice for some reason...

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Wed Feb 18, 2004 4:05 am

Re: ok..

2004-02-17T01:27:23-04:00

Code:

 set notemsg [join [split [lrange $rest 1 [strftime %d-%m-%Y@%H:%M] end ]]]

lrange is for extracting a range of elements from a list. I think you mean linsert or lreplace, but first you need to make sure you're working with a valid list - which means you probably need to split that string of yours, do the list operation, then join the result. But if you want the timestamp to be the first word of the string you can skip all that and...

Code:

set notemsg "[strftime %d-%m-%Y@%H:%M] $rest"

Statistics: Posted by user — Tue Feb 17, 2004 1:27 am

ok..

2004-02-17T00:58:50-04:00

ok, I'm going to put it into the (msg) arg, but no matter where I put it I get this error:

Code:

Tcl error [pub_sendnote]: wrong # args: should be "lrange list first last"

actual arg is:

Code:

 set notemsg [join [split [lrange $rest 1 [strftime %d-%m-%Y@%H:%M] end ]]]

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Tue Feb 17, 2004 12:58 am

Re: Timestamp Storenote

2004-02-16T14:59:13-04:00

Any suggestions?

Read about the storenote command in doc/tcl-commands.doc, then decide what argument you want the timestamp to be part of and include it in that argument

Statistics: Posted by user — Mon Feb 16, 2004 2:59 pm

Timestamp Storenote

2004-02-16T14:38:24-04:00

I've tried some variations, but i'm still new to TCL. I need to timestamp storenote and can't seem to get it right.

Code:

storenote $hand $notehand [strftime %d-%m-%Y@%H:%M] $notemsg 0

Any suggestions?

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Mon Feb 16, 2004 2:38 pm