class TDatime

 Create a TDatime and set it to the current time.

 Create a TDatime and set it to the specified date and time.
 See Set(Int_t, Int_t) about the date, time format.

 Create a TDatime and set it to the specified year, month,
 day, time, hour, minute and second. See Set() about the format.

 Expects as input a string in SQL date/time compatible format, like:
 yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.

 Returns day of week, with Monday being day 1 and Sunday day 7.

 Return the date & time as a string (ctime() format).
 Copy result because it points to a statically allocated string.

 Return the date & time as a string (ctime() format).
 Result is copied into out (and out is returned). Make sure
 out can at least contain 26 characters. Thread safe.

 Return the date & time in SQL compatible string format, like:
 1997-01-15 20:16:28. The returned string buffer is static and
 will be reused.

 Convert fDatime from TDatime format to the standard time_t format.
 If toGMT is true, the time offset of the current local time zone is
 subtracted from the returned time_t. One use of such a non-standard time_t
 value is to convert a TDatime object that contains local time to GMT,
 as in this example:

 TDatime now;
 now.Set(now.Convert(kTRUE));

 Caution: the time_t returned from Convert(kTRUE) is incompatible with
 regular Unix time - it contains an artificial, locale-dependent offset.

 Copy this to datime.

 Encode Date/Time into buffer, used by I/O system.

 Return raw date/time as encoded by TDatime. Note, this value cannot
 be used to e.g. calculate time differences, as it is an encoded value.
 To calculate time differences use the Convert() method to get a time
 in seconds and then subtract the values.

 Return date in form of 19971224 (i.e. 24/12/1997)

 Return time in form of 123623 (i.e. 12:36:23)

 Print date and time.

 Decode Date/Time from output buffer, used by I/O system.

 Set Date/Time to current time as reported by the system.
 Date and Time are encoded into one single unsigned 32 bit word.
 Date is stored with the origin being the 1st january 1995.
 Time has 1 second precision.

 The input arg is a time_t value returned by time() or a value
 returned by Convert(). This value is the number of seconds since
 the EPOCH (i.e. 00:00:00 on Jan 1m 1970). If dosDate is true then
 the input is a dosDate value.

 Set date and time. Data must be in format 980418 or 19980418 and time in
 224512 (second precision). The date must
 be >= 950101.
 For years >= 2000, date can be given in the form 20001127 or 1001127
 internally the date will be converted to 1001127

 Set date and time. Year may be xx where 95 <= xx <= 158 (158 being 2058).
 The year must be >= 1995.

 Expects as input a string in SQL date/time compatible format, like:
 yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.

 Stream a object of type TDatime.

 Static function that returns the date and time. The input is
 in TDatime format (as obtained via TDatime::Get()).
 Date is returned in the format 950223  February 23 1995.
 Time is returned in the format 102459 10h 24m 59s.