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             APPENDIX C - time_convert() FORMATS

    The following formats are supported by time_convert():

    Type (id)    Data Type      Format              Notes
    ---------    ---------      ------              -----
        1        char           HH:MM AM            12-hour (h,m)
        2         "             HH:MM               24-hour (h,m)
        3         "             HH:MM:SS AM         12-hour (h,m,s)
        4         "             HH:MM:SS            24-hour (h,m,s)
        5         "             HH:MM:SS:CC AM      12-hour (h,m,s,u)
        6         "             HH:MM:SS:CC         24-hour (h,m,s,u)

        7        struct time                        see dos.h

        8        double                             1/100 seconds
        9          "                                seconds
       10          "                                minutes
       11          "                                hours
       12          "                                days

       13        char           HHhMMm              no leading zeros
       14         "             HHhMMmSSs           no leading zeros
       15         "             HHhMMmSSsCCc        no leading zeros

       16         "             0HH:MM AM           12-hour (0h,m)
       17         "             0HH:MM              24-hour (0h,m)
       18         "             0HH:MM:SS AM        12-hour (0h,m,s)
       19         "             0HH:MM:SS           24-hour (0h,m,s)
       20         "             0HH:MM:SS:CC AM     12-hour (0h,m,s,u)
       21         "             0HH:MM:SS:CC        24-hour (0h,m,s,u)

       22         "             0HHhMMm             all leading zeros
       23         "             0HHhMMmSSs          all leading zeros
       24         "             0HHhMMmSSsCCc       all leading zeros


    The notation H:M:S:C stands for hours:minutes:seconds:centiseconds
    (1/100 secs). The notation AM stands for AM or PM, as is
    appropriate.

    Unless otherwise specified, a time string contains leading zeros
    for all values except the hour. The notation 0H stands for hours
    containing leading zeros.

    Refer to time_convert() for further specifications.

See Also: time_convert()
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