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    DateFormat
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Date Library [[date]] 
NOTE: This Design document is subject to change at any time.
zApp contains an extensive date library that is available to any scripting language. This allows you to use the scripting language of your choice based upon familiar syntax rather than because of which language contains which string function.

The functions in the date library are accessed via the built-in date object name. For example, in VBScript or Javascript, you would access the Now function using the notation date.Now. In Perl, this syntax would be date->Now.

Select a function from the list on the left for more information on it.
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