From: MARCELO ALONSO MONDRAGON (malonsom@villacero.com.mx)
Date: Mon May 26 2003 - 10:40:31 EDT
Thank you for their answers, but How could I make the inverse process?,
convert whatever date in human format to unix format.
In order to get the date in unix format, their answers were:
From: William H. Magill <magill@mcgillsociety.org>
#!/usr/bin/perl
#
print scalar(localtime($ARGV[0]));
print "\n";
From: Michael James Bradford <mjbr@tdc.dk>
#!/bin/perl
$now=localtime(<stdin>);
print $now,"\n"
If you call the script convert_time.pl, then you run it as follows:
$ echo "1049972098"|convert_time.pl
Thu Apr 10 12:54:58 2003
From: Martin Adolfsson <mad@netilium.org>
perl -e 'print time()."\n"'
And other answers more
Marcelo Alonso Mondragón
Soporte Técnico / Informática / SICARTSA
Una Empresa del Grupo Villacero
E-Mail: malonsom@villacero.com.mx
Internet: http://www.villacero.com.mx
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