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18-Feb-2007, 21:33
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getting system timeHello,
I'm writing a program where I would like to create a Date from the systems date and time. Any insight on how to do this? i have been importing Java.Util.Date, but I'm having trouble finding a way to get it to set using the system time. |
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19-Feb-2007, 15:53
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Re: getting system timeMost 'Date' things have been deprecated in favor of the 'Calendar' class...
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