strptime (SunOS) strptime (SunOS)
NAME
strptime - Converts a charcter string to a time value
DIFFERENCES
The following format codes are supported for the strptime() function in
Digital UNIX:
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SunOS Digital Description
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% % Inputs a % (percent sign)
character.
a a Inputs day of the week, using
the locale-dependent weekday
name. The abbreviated or full
name may be specified.
A A Same as a.
b b Inputs the month, using the
locale-dependent month name.
The abbreviated or full name
may be specified.
B B Same as b.
c c Inputs the date and time, using
the locale's default format.
C C Inputs the century as a decimal
number in the range from 00 to
99. Leading zeros are
permitted but not required.
d d Inputs the day of the month as
a decimal number in the range
from 01 to 31. Leading zeros
are permitted but not required.
D D Inputs the date as %m %d %y.
e e Same as d.
E Inputs the year, using the
locale-dependent Emperor/Era
name and year format.
h h Same as b.
H H Inputs the hour based on a 24-
hour clock as a decimal number
in the range from 00 to 23.
Leading zeros are permitted but
not required.
I I Inputs the hour based on a 12-
hour clock as a decimal number
in the range from 00 to 12.
Leading zeros are permitted but
not required.
j j Inputs the day number of the
year as a decimal number in the
range from 001 to 366. Leading
zeros are permitted but not
required.
k Hour (0-23; leading zeroes are
permitted but not
l Hour (0-12; leading zeroes are
permitted but not required)
m m Inputs the month number as a
decimal number in the range
from 01 to 12. Leading zeros
are permitted but not required.
M M Inputs the minute as a decimal
number in the range from 00 to
59. Leading zeros are
permitted but not required.
n Inputs any white space up to
and including a newline
character.
N Inputs the Emperor/Era name.
o Inputs the Emperor/Era year.
p p Inputs the locale-dependent
equivalent of AM or PM.
r r Inputs the time as %I:%M:%S %p.
R R Inputs the time as %H:%M.
S S Inputs the second as a decimal
number in the range from 00 to
61. Leading zeros are
permitted but not required.
t Inputs any white-space up to
and including a tab character.
T T Inputs the time as %H:%M:%S.
U Inputs the week number of the
year as a decimal number in the
range from 00 to 53. Sunday is
the first day of the week.
Leading zeros are permitted but
not required.
w Inputs the weekday as a decimal
number in the range from 0 to
6. Sunday is the first day of
the week. Leading zeros are
permitted but not required.
W Inputs the week number of the
year as a decimal number in the
range from 00 to 53. Monday is
the first day of the week.
Leading zeros are permitted but
not required.
x x Inputs the date, using the
locale-dependent short date
format.
X X Inputs the time, using the
locale -dependent short time
format.
y y Inputs the year within the
century as a decimal number in
the range from 00 to 99.
Leading zeros are permitted but
not required.
Y Y Inputs the year, including the
century (for example, 1991).
Z Inputs the time-zone name.
---------------------------------------------------------RELATED INFORMATION
Digital UNIX Functions:
strptime(3) delim off
strptime (SunOS)
