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caldate(3) Library Functions Manual caldate(3) NAME caldate - calendar dates SYNTAX #include <caldate.h> unsigned int caldate_fmt(s,&cd); unsigned int caldate_scan(s,&cd); struct caldate cd; char *s; DESCRIPTION A struct caldate value is a calendar date. It has three components: year, month (1...12), and day (1...31). caldate_fmt prints cd in ISO style (yyyy-mm-dd) into the character buffer s, without a terminating NUL. It returns the number of charac- ters printed. s may be zero; then caldate_fmt returns the number of characters that would have been printed. caldate_scan reads a calendar date in ISO style from the beginning of the character buffer s and puts it into cd. It returns the number of characters read. If s does not start with an ISO-style date, cal- date_scan returns 0. SEE ALSO caldate_mjd(3), caltime(3) caldate(3)
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