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Time & Date fns. in Winrunner
- Mr. Raj

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Looking at the response to my prior classifieds. I realised there are enough guys working on winrunner. Thanks for peeping. Below you can notice couple of functions for date & time. When I came across these fns, thought this will be of some use. ########################################################################## # NAME: datetime # # DESCRIPTION: # This is a function library that allows you to work with date/time # as its basic elements: date, month, year, hour, minutes, seconds. # The function library also provides functions for easy formatting # of time and date into what-ever format you might need. # All date/time functions work with the date-string, returned by # the built-in function: time_str(). # # FUNCTIONS: # dateSplit - splits date into basic elements (both date and time elements) # getDateValues - split date into basic date-elements # getTimeValues - split date into basic time-elements # getDateString - returns a date in exactly the way you specify # getTimeString - returns a time in exactly the way you specify # # SUPPORT FUNCTION: # strReplace - replaces text in a string # leadingZero - adds a 0 if string-length is 1 # getYearShort - returns a yyyy value in yy format # convertHourFormat - returns a 24-hour value as a 12-hour value plus am/pm # # HISTORY: # 03.12.2002, Michael Madsen: Created # 13.12.2002, Michael Madsen: Added formatting functions # ########################################################################## ########################################################################## # NAME: strReplace # # DESCRIPTION: # This function takes a given string, search and replace value. The string # is searched for the search-value and every instance is replaced with the # replace-value # # PRELIMINARY CONDITIONS: # (none) # # PARAMETERS: # str - the string to search and replace # search - the string to search for # replace - the string to replace found occurences with # # HISTORY: # 13.12.2002, Michael Madsen: Created # ########################################################################## function strReplace (in str, in search, in replace) { auto array[], searchstr, newstr, i, count, pos; count = 0; searchstr = str; newstr = ''; # As long as we can find the search-term, we put together a new string # composed of the same text but with the search-term replaced pos = index(searchstr, search); while (pos != 0) { count++; # Add all that came before the found word plus the replace term newstr = substr (searchstr, 1, pos-1); newstr = newstr & replace; # Cut the searched part away from the newstr searchstr = substr (searchstr, pos+length(search)); # Find next occurence pos = index(searchstr, search); } newstr = newstr & searchstr; return newstr; } # strReplace() ########################################################################## # NAME: leadingZero # # DESCRIPTION: # This function takes one or two-digit number and returns a two-digit # number by putting a '0' in front if the number is one-digit. # # PRELIMINARY CONDITIONS: # (none) # # PARAMETERS: # str - the string have a leading zero # # HISTORY: # 13.12.2002, Michael Madsen: Created # ########################################################################## function leadingZero (in str) { if (length(str) == 1) return '0' & str; else return str; } # leadingZero() ########################################################################## # NAME: dateSplit # # DESCRIPTION: # This function takes a given date and splits it into its different parts # (day of week, day, month, year, hour, minute and second) # # PRELIMINARY CONDITIONS: # date must be in the format: 'Day Month Date Hour:Min:Sec Year' as used # by the function: time_str() # # PARAMETERS: # date - the date to split # dow - returned day of week (1=monday, 2=tuesday, 3=wednesday, etc) # day - returned day (without leading zero) # month - returned month (1=january, 2=february, 3=march, etc) # year - returned year (4 digits, e.g. 2002) # hour - returned hour # min - returned minute # sec - returned second # # HISTORY: # 03.12.2002, Michael Madsen: Created # ########################################################################## function dateSplit (in date, inout dow, inout day, inout month, inout year, inout hour, inout min, inout sec){ auto dateArray[], timeArray[], i; static monthNames[] = {'Jan', 'Feb', 'Mar', 'Apr', 'May', 'June', 'July', 'Aug', 'Sept', 'Oct', 'Nov', 'Dec'}; static weekNames[]= {'Mon', 'Tue', 'Wed', 'Thu', 'Fri', 'Sat', 'Sun'}; #Split string into array: Day,Month,Date,Time,Year split(date, dateArray, ' '); #Split the Time part into array: Hour,Min,Sec split(dateArray[4], timeArray, ':'); # Find day-of-week number in weekNames array for (i in weekNames) { if (weekNames[i] == dateArray[1]) { dow = i+1; break; } } # Find month-number in monthNames array for (i in monthNames) { if (monthNames[i] == dateArray[2]) { month = i+1; break; } } # When setting values, we add a 0 to have it parsed as a number. This makes # it loose any leading zero # Set day day = dateArray[3]+0; # Set year year = dateArray[5]; # Set hour hour = timeArray[1]+0; # Set minute min = timeArray[2]+0; # Set second sec = timeArray[3]+0; } # dateSplit() ########################################################################## # NAME: getDateValues # # DESCRIPTION: # This function takes a given date and splits it into its different date # parts (day of week, day, month and year) # # PRELIMINARY CONDITIONS: # date must be in the format: 'Day Month Date Hour:Min:Sec Year' as used # by the function: time_str() # # PARAMETERS: # date - the date to split # dow - returned day of week (1=monday, 2=tuesday, 3=wednesday, etc) # day - returned day (without leading zero) # month - returned month (1=january, 2=february, 3=march, etc) # year - returned year (4 digits, e.g. 2002) # # HISTORY: # 03.12.2002, Michael Madsen: Created # ########################################################################## function getDateValues (in date, inout dow, inout day, inout month, inout year) { auto hour, min, sec; dateSplit (date, dow, day, month, year, hour, min, sec); } # getDateValues() ########################################################################## # NAME: getYearShort # # DESCRIPTION: # This function takes a year in the 'yyyy' format and returns the last # two digits in 'yy' format # # PRELIMINARY CONDITIONS: # (none) # # PARAMETERS: # year - four-digit year to convert to short format # # HISTORY: # 13.12.2002, Michael Madsen: Created # ########################################################################## function getYearShort (in year){ return substr (year, 3, 2); } # getYearShort() ########################################################################## # NAME: getTimeValues # # DESCRIPTION: # This function takes a given date and splits it into its different time # parts (hour, minute and second) # # PRELIMINARY CONDITIONS: # date must be in the format: 'Day Month Date Hour:Min:Sec Year' as used # by the function: time_str() # # PARAMETERS: # date - the date to split # hour - returned hour # min - returned minute # sec - returned second # # HISTORY: # 03.12.2002, Michael Madsen: Created # ########################################################################## function getTimeValues (in date, inout hour, inout min, inout sec) { auto dow, day, month, year; dateSplit (date, dow, day, month, year, hour, min, sec); } # getTimeValues() ########################################################################## # NAME: convertHourFormat # # DESCRIPTION: # This function takes an 24 hour-value and converts it into a 12 hour # value. If function converts hour 'down' to 12 hour format, the pm # parameter is set to true - otherwise it is set to false # # PRELIMINARY CONDITIONS: # (none) # # PARAMETERS: # year - four-digit year to convert to short format # # HISTORY: # 13.12.2002, Michael Madsen: Created # ########################################################################## function convertHourFormat (inout hour, inout pm){ if (hour < 12) { pm = false; } else { hour -= 12; pm = true; } return; } # convertHourFormat() ########################################################################## # NAME: getDateString # # DESCRIPTION: # This function takes a given date and returns a date string in the # specified format. # # PRELIMINARY CONDITIONS: # date must be in the format: 'Day Month Date Hour:Min:Sec Year' as used # by the function: time_str() # # PARAMETERS: # date - the date to convert # format - the format in which to return the result # # Format can be constructed freely by using the following values: # # d - single date # dd - two digit date # m - sinle month # mm - two digit month # yy - two digit year # yyyy - four digit year # # For example, you could specify format as 'dd.mm.yyyy', which would give you # '04.07.2002' or you could specify format as 'd / m, (yy)' which would give # you '4 / 7, (02)' # # HISTORY: # 13.12.2002, Michael Madsen: Created # ########################################################################## function getDateString (in date, in format){ auto dow, day, month, year, str; # convert date to its single elements getDateValues(date, dow, day, month, year); str = format; str = strReplace (str, 'yyyy', year); str = strReplace (str, 'yy', getYearShort(year)); str = strReplace (str, 'mm', leadingZero(month)); str = strReplace (str, 'm', month); str = strReplace (str, 'dd', leadingZero(day)); str = strReplace (str, 'd', day); return str; } # getDateString() ########################################################################## # NAME: getTimeString # # DESCRIPTION: # This function takes a given date and returns a time-string in the # specified format. # # PRELIMINARY CONDITIONS: # date must be in the format: 'Day Month Date Hour:Min:Sec Year' as used # by the function: time_str() # # PARAMETERS: # date - the date to convert # format - the format in which to return the result # # Format can be constructed freely by using the following values: # # h - single hour # hh - two digit hour # m - sinle minute # mm - two digit minute # s - single seconds # ss - two digit seconds # t - 'a' or 'p' # tt - 'am' or 'pm' # T - 'A' or 'P' # TT - 'AM' or 'PM' # # For example, you could specify format as 'h:mm', which would give you # '9:34' or you could specify format as 'hh -> mm (ss)' which would give # you '09 -> 34 (56)' # Also you can use 12-hour format by specifying 't', 'tt', 'T' or 'TT'. # For example, specify format as 'h:mm tt' would show '9:34 am' # # HISTORY: # 13.12.2002, Michael Madsen: Created # ########################################################################## function getTimeString (in date, in format){ auto hour, min, sec, str, pm, ampm_t, ampm_tt; # convert date to its single time-elements getTimeValues(date, hour, min, sec); # convert hour format if needed if ((index(format, 't') != 0) || (index(format, 'T') != 0)) { # We need to use the 12 hour format convertHourFormat (hour, pm); if (pm) { ampm_t = 'p'; ampm_tt = 'pm'; } else { ampm_t = 'a'; ampm_tt = 'am'; } } str = format; str = strReplace (str, 'hh', leadingZero(hour)); str = strReplace (str, 'h', hour); str = strReplace (str, 'mm', leadingZero(min)); str = strReplace (str, 'm', min); str = strReplace (str, 'ss', leadingZero(sec)); str = strReplace (str, 's', sec); str = strReplace (str, 'tt', ampm_tt); str = strReplace (str, 't', ampm_t); str = strReplace (str, 'TT', toupper(ampm_tt)); str = strReplace (str, 'T', toupper(ampm_t)); return str; } # getTimeString() # TEST OUR FUNCTIONS today = time_str(); pause (getDateString(today,'mm/dd/yyyy')); pause (getTimeString(today,'h:mm:ss tt')); Courtesy : Mercury Interactive.

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