Hi,
For first question, you could use:
lr_save_datetime("%a %B %d %H:%M:%S %Y", DATE_NOW, "next");
The output is:
Action.c(6): Notify: Saving Parameter "next = Fri May 02 16:33:24 2014"
For second question, the example is to show the next day, the option + ONE_DAY sum one to the current day. The function information for lr_save_datetime shows that this is the correct format for day using %d, this option display day of month (01-31).
To resolve this you need to format the output like:
lr_save_datetime("%a %B ", DATE_NOW, "val1");
lr_save_datetime("%d", DATE_NOW, "val2");
lr_save_datetime(" %H:%M:%S %Y", DATE_NOW, "val3");
lr_param_sprintf ("next", "%s%d%s", lr_eval_string("{val1}"), atoi(lr_eval_string("{val2}")),lr_eval_string("{val3}"));
The output is:
Action.c(6): Notify: Saving Parameter "val1 = Fri May ".
Action.c(7): Notify: Saving Parameter "val2 = 02".
Action.c(8): Notify: Saving Parameter "val3 = 16:57:01 2014".
Action.c(10): Notify: Parameter Substitution: parameter "val1" = "Fri May "
Action.c(10): Notify: Parameter Substitution: parameter "val2" = "02"
Action.c(10): Notify: Parameter Substitution: parameter "val3" = " 16:57:01 2014"
Action.c(10): Notify: Saving Parameter "next = Fri May 2 16:57:01 2014".
Rodolfo Leitón
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