Getting the current time and format it to an own format ?

[Mark Poppers]

I would like to get the current time(stamp) (including the milliseconds)
and assign it into a string variable with a format like:

xxxx mytime = getcurrentsystemtime();
string mytime = reformatto("yyy.mm.dd HH:MM:SS:MSMS", mytime);

How do I do this ? The hours should be displayed in 24h mode

Mark

[Moty Michaely]

On May 25, 8:37 am, [e-mail] (Mark Poppers) wrote:

I would like to get the current time(stamp) (including the milliseconds)
and assign it into a string variable with a format like:

xxxx mytime = getcurrentsystemtime();
string mytime = reformatto("yyy.mm.dd HH:MM:SS:MSMS", mytime);

How do I do this ? The hours should be displayed in 24h mode

Mark

Dear Mark,

Use DateTime.Now.ToString() overloads to format the current system
time.

To Convert the current time to other datetime formats (such as UTC)
use the DateTime.Now.To* method family.

Hope this helps.
Moty

[Miroslav Stampar]

string myTime = DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyy.MM.dd
HH:mm:ss:ffff");
Console.WriteLine(myTime);

Mark Poppers je napisao/la:

I would like to get the current time(stamp) (including the milliseconds)
and assign it into a string variable with a format like:

xxxx mytime = getcurrentsystemtime();
string mytime = reformatto("yyy.mm.dd HH:MM:SS:MSMS", mytime);

How do I do this ? The hours should be displayed in 24h mode

Mark