Step 1: Launch your Quick Script Editor.
Step 2: Click F(x) to list functions.
Step 3: Expand the 'Types' category and you'll be able to explore Microsoft's .NET System Namespace.
You'll find a number of familiar properties.
Here is a list of InTouch system tags and their equivalent .NET property:
$Month | System.DateTime.Now.Month |
$Day | System.DateTime.Now.Day |
$Year | System.DateTime.Now.Year |
$Hour | System.DateTime.Now.Hour |
$Minute | System.DateTime.Now.Minute |
$Second | System.DateTime.Now.Second |
$TimeString | System.DateTime.Now.ToString("hh:mm:ss") |
$DateString | System.DateTime.Now.ToString("mm/dd/yyyy") |
In addition to replacements for the classic InTouch time/date tags, you'll also find new properties and methods such as:
DayOfWeek
returns the day of the week (integer)
Add
adds incremental time to an existing time value (also AddDays, AddHours, etc)
DaysInMonth(month)
returns how many days are in the specified month
Compare
compares two datetimes and returns =, <, >
ToString
converts datetime value into a string equivalent (see table above)
To see more information about the .NET System Namespace, check out:
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