FormatDate
From the Scripting Manual
function FormatDate(FormatString: string): string Parameter Info: FormatString (String): Format to be used on the date. Description: The following (non-Asian) formatting character strings can be used in the FormatString string: y = Year last 2 digits yy = Year last 2 digits yyyy = Year as 4 digits m = Month number no-leading 0 mm = Month number as 2 digits mmm = Month using ShortDayNames (Jan) mmmm = Month using LongDayNames (January) d = Day number no-leading 0 dd = Day number as 2 digits ddd = Day using ShortDayNames (Sun) dddd = Day using LongDayNames (Sunday) ddddd = Day in ShortDateFormat dddddd = Day in LongDateFormat c = Use ShortDateFormat + LongTimeFormat h = Hour number no-leading 0 hh = Hour number as 2 digits n = Minute number no-leading 0 nn = Minute number as 2 digits s = Second number no-leading 0 ss = Second number as 2 digits z = Milli-sec number no-leading 0s zzz = Milli-sec number as 3 digits t = Use ShortTimeFormat tt = Use LongTimeFormat am/pm = Use after h : gives 12 hours + am/pm a/p = Use after h : gives 12 hours + a/p ampm = As a/p but TimeAMString,TimePMString / = Substituted by DateSeparator value : = Substituted by TimeSeparator value
Examples
begin
WriteLn('The time is currently '+FormatDate('hh:nn:ss am/pm'));
end;
