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; showTimeDomainsFormat <time format>
 
: Specifies a time format to customize how Kore displays the timestamp. The '''<time format>''' is simply a string that will be used as a pattern when the timestamp is displayed. The following characters can be used in the time format and will be replaced by corresponding time elements:
 
: Specifies a time format to customize how Kore displays the timestamp. The '''<time format>''' is simply a string that will be used as a pattern when the timestamp is displayed. The following characters can be used in the time format and will be replaced by corresponding time elements:
  
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|Hour.
 
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|Minutes.
 
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|Seconds.
 
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|Year.
 
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== Examples ==
''' Example '''
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The following example may print connection messages with a preppended timestamp such as [11:23:49 15/08/2005].
*The following example may print connection messages with a preppended timestamp such as [11:23:49 15/08/2005].
 
  
 
  showTimeDomains connection
 
  showTimeDomains connection

Revision as of 13:30, 16 August 2012

showTimeDomainsFormat
Specifies a time format to customize how Kore displays the timestamp. The is simply a string that will be used as a pattern when the timestamp is displayed. The following characters can be used in the time format and will be replaced by corresponding time elements:
Character Description
H Hour.
M Minutes.
S Seconds.
y Year.
m Month.
d Day.

Examples

The following example may print connection messages with a preppended timestamp such as [11:23:49 15/08/2005].

showTimeDomains connection
showTimeDomainsFormat [H:M:S d/m/y]