|
||
Use TTime::FormatL()
to format the date while honouring
all locale-dependent settings, including the date separator characters, and
whether the date format should be European, American or Japanese.
This function should also be used to format the locale-dependent aspects of the time, including the time separator characters, whether a 12 or 24 hour clock is to be used, and whether am/pm text should be located before or after the time.
TTime homeTime;
TBuf<32> buf;
// get home time and format it locale dependently
homeTime.HomeTime();
_LIT(KFormatTxt,"%/0%1%/1%2%/2%3%/3 %-B%:0%J%:1%T%:2%S%:3%+B");
homeTime.FormatL(buf,KFormatTxt);
// This gives 19/05/1997 9:44:51 am, assuming 12 hour clock with
// trailing am/pm text, am/pm space between, and European date format