DateLib (TM) - format commands for the time parser/formatter


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Time parser/formatter

Amiga % command	Description
%q	Hour using 24-hour style
%H	Hour using 24-hour style with leading 0s
%Q	Hour using 12-hour style
%I	Hour using 12-hour style with leading 0s
%p	AM or PM strings
%M	The number of minutes with leading 0s
%S	Number of seconds with leadings 0s
%R	Same as "%H:%M"
%X	Same as "%H:%M:%S"
%T	Same as "%H:%M:%S"
%r	Same as "%I:%M:%S %p"
% command	Description
%Th1f	Hour using 12-hour style with leading 0s
%Th1v	Hour using 12-hour style without leading 0s
%Th2f	Hour using 24-hour style with leading 0s
%Th2v	Hour using 24-hour style without leading 0s
%Tpso	a/p
%Tpsu	A/P
%Tplo	am/pm
%Tplu	AM/PM
%Tmf	The number of minutes with leading 0s
%Tmv	The number of minutes without leading 0s
%Tsf	Number of seconds with leading 0s
%Tsv	Number of seconds without leading 0s
%Tj.	JD-time starting with '.'
%Tj,	JD-time starting with ','
%Tj0	JD-time starting with '0.'
%Tj1	JD-time starting with '0,'
%Tzh??	Timezone hours only
%Tzm?	Timezone format: 0100
%TzM??	Timezone format:01:00
%Tz?z?	Use Z for UTC
%Tz?0?	Use +00 for UTC
%Tz??f	use leading 0s
%Tz??v	do not use leading 0s
%Tc1	Use DST for s->w switch
%Tc2	Use I/II for s->w switch
%Tc3	Use a/b for s->w switch (24h only) - on 12h falls back to 2