Get list of months

[ronal.v...@gmail.com]

hello all.

Sorry for my English.

As I can get into a cycle a list of months of the year?

[Edward Clark]

On any mv platform you could do something like:

0001 D=15

0002   FOR I=1 TO 12

0003     CRT OCONV(D,'DMA')

0004     D+=30

0005 NEXT I

 

which in my locale prints:

JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
JULY
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER

 

(Note that the output is emulation dependent. In the default Cache emulation, the month names are forced to upper-case, but in some other emulations they are not).

 

On Cache, these names actually come from the locale. You can view/edit the locale through the management portal, or via classes in the Config.NLS package.

(unless you use package mapping to map it to other namespaces, the Config.NLS package is only visible from the %SYS namespace/SYSPROG account.)

So for example:

 

0001 here=@account

0002 execute "LOGTO SYSPROG"

0003 locale="Config.NLS.Locales"->OpenCurrent()

0004 crt locale->MonthName

0005 execute "LOGTO ":here

 

which prints:

 January February March April May June July August September October November December

 

The property value is just a space-delimited string, with a leading space.

 

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hello all.

Sorry for my English.

As I can get into a cycle a list of months of the year?

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[ronal.v...@gmail.com]

thanks a lot Edward.

I wanted to convert this code to cache csp page, but could not find a function like this is the code oconv try to convert:

<script language="cache" runat="server">

Set vc=15

For i=1:1:12 {

write OCONV(vc,"DMA")

    set vc = vc + 30

}

</script>

my question is there any oconv fucnion cached like?

Thanks for your reply Regards

El miércoles, 24 de julio de 2013 13:04:38 UTC-6, Edward Clark escribió:

On any mv platform you could do something like:

0001 D=15

0002   FOR I=1 TO 12

0003     CRT OCONV(D,'DMA')

0004     D+=30

0005 NEXT I

 

which in my locale prints:

JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
JULY
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER

 

(Note that the output is emulation dependent. In the default Cache emulation, the month names are forced to upper-case, but in some other emulations they are not).

 

On Cache, these names actually come from the locale. You can view/edit the locale through the management portal, or via classes in the Config.NLS package.

(unless you use package mapping to map it to other namespaces, the Config.NLS package is only visible from the %SYS namespace/SYSPROG account.)

So for example:

 

0001 he...@account

[Edward Clark]

OCONV is an mvbasic function. if you need to do this type of conversion from object script you can use the $MVOCONV() object script function, but if you are primarily coding in object script then look at the documentation for the $ZDATE() function.

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