dateTimeAdd

Purpose: Increments the Unix/Julian Datetimes by specified amount.

Syntax: dateTimeAdd {DateTime} {Amount} {Part}

{DateTime}: The name of the var to hold the current Unix/Julian DateTime. {Amount} Part

Notes: You can also get various parts of the result using $Var.Part

Example:

getDateTime $UnixDate
DateTimeAdd $UnixDate 14 Day
DateTimeAdd $UnixDate 12 Hour
DateTimeAdd $UnixDate 5 Min
DateTimeAdd $UnixDate 30 Sec
DateTimeAdd $UnixDate 1 Week
DateTimeAdd $UnixDate 6 Month
DateTimeAdd $UnixDate 3 Year
dateTimeToStr $var $UnixDate "'The time is -' h:mm:ss, ' the date is -' m/dd/yyyy'"
echo $var "*"

echo "Hour (0-23):" $UnixDate.Hour24 "*"
echo "Hour (1-12):" $UnixDate.Hour "*"
echo "Am or PM:" $UnixDate.AmPm "*"
echo "Minute :" $UnixDate.Minute "*"
echo "Second :" $UnixDate.Second "*"
echo "Day :" $UnixDate.Day "*"
echo "Month :" $UnixDate.Month "*"
echo "Year :" $UnixDate.Year "*"
echo "Day of Week :" $UnixDate.DayOfWeek "*"
echo "Day of Year :" $UnixDate.DayOfYear "*"
echo "Name of WeekDay :" $UnixDate.NameOfWeekDay "*"
echo "Name of Month :" $UnixDate.NameOfMonth "*"