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{{%DATE% and %TIME% variables}}
The {%DATE%} and {%TIME%} environment variable expand to current date
and time.
{{Synopsis}}
${%TIME%}
Expands to the current hour, using appropriate locale format.
(usually {HH:MM:SS,cc}). The support of centiseconds depends on the
platform. Since version {218.2} centiseconds are supported using
windows, though this is still not the case for *nixes. Note that the {%TIME%}
variable includes leading {0} for hours also.
${%DATE%}
Expands to current date, using appropriate locale format. Leading zeros are
also added between fields.
{{Note}}
{%TIME%} and {%DATE%} are dynamic variables, meaning that they are generated
during the {spec/exp|variable expansion}. Thus these variables can not be
modified using {set|SET}.
{{Compatiblity}}
Compatible with {cmd.exe}.
Available since {0.7}
{{See also}}
{spec/var|Environment variable}, {spec/index|Specification index}