CTIME
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NAME
ctime, getdate - date conversions to and from numeric form
SYNOPSIS
ctime
seconds ...
getdate
date ...
DESCRIPTION
Ctime
converts one or more Unix-internal (number of seconds since 1 Jan 1970)
dates into a human-readable form, as supplied by
ctime(3).
Getdate
does the inverse, as done by
getdate(3).
Getdate
actually accepts a somewhat wider range of input than just output from
ctime
or
date(1);
see
getdate(3)
for details.
Note that each
date
fed to
getdate
must be one argument;
it may be necessary to enclose it in quotes.
SEE ALSO
ctime(3), getdate(3), date(1)
DIAGNOSTICS
Getdate
will object and exit with a status of 1 if it cannot make sense of a
date.
HISTORY
Slightly-modified versions of programs written by Geoff Collyer at UTCS.
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