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ID 21🔗
Date: 2014-01-20 09:28:54
Status Closed (Can not Implement)
Category datetime
Summary Save a time for later use

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Description

We want to save a time for later use in some structured manner making further processing including formatting possible, just like the \newdate command.

Please see this for further details, Save a time for later use

Dr. Muhammad Masroor Ali

MWE

No mwe.tex

Evaluation

datetime.sty has been made obsolete and has now been replaced by datetime2.sty which has this facility to save times as well as dates.

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Block:

[pre]Displayed verbatim[/pre]
[quote]block quote[/quote]

In line:

[tt]code[/tt]
[file]file/package/class name[/file]
[em]emphasized text[/em]
[b]bold text[/b]
[url]web address[/url] [sup]superscript[/sup]
[sub]subscript[/sub]

Ordered list:
[ol]
[li]first item[/li]
[li]second item[/li]
[/ol]

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[ul]
[li]first item[/li]
[li]second item[/li]
[/ul]

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