Public Method toString

String toString()

Overrides:

• toString in class Object

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Returns	Description
String	year, month, day, hour, minute, second within a single string

A new created DateTime object can be used to save the current date derived from the real-time clock. The date and the time are assigned to a DateTime object when the IO.getDateTime() method is called. Once a DateTime object is created, the year, month, day, weekday, hour, minute, and second values at the objects creation time will be stored into the DateTime object for further use. The toString() method returns the year, month, day, hour, minute, and second in one string ("year/month/day hour:minute:second").

Note

• There is no connection between the actual date and the value weekday. It is simply incremented every day, so it's up to the user to assign a weekday format.
• When automatically storing graphics on the MicroSD card, iLCD Manager XEJoC Manager sets the date where a weekday of 0 means Sunday.

Example

DateTime saveCurrentDateTime = IO.getDateTime();

Console.println("stored date and time: " + saveCurrentDateTime.toString());

IO.getDateTime()
IO.getDate()
IO.getTime()
IO.setDate(int, int, int, int)
IO.setTime(int, int, int)