1 07/22/86  print_time_defaults, ptd
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 4 Syntax as a command:  ptd {keys} {-control_arg}
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 7 Syntax as an active function:  [ptd key {-control_arg}]
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10 Function:  displays system or process time-related defaults.
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13 Arguments:
14 key
15    selects which default value is to be displayed.
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18 Control arguments:
19 -system, -sys
20    requests that the system defaults be displayed instead of the
21    process defaults.
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24 List of keys:
25 date
26    displays the default date format.  A date format shows the year,
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28 date_time
29    displays the default date/time format.  This combines both date and
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31 debug, db
32    displays the default status of debugging in the date/time system.
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35 language, lang
36    displays the default language.  Any time words in output time
37    strings are in this language.
38 time
39    displays the default time format.  A time format shows the hour,
40    minutes, and (optionally) seconds.
41 zone
42    displays the default time zone name.  Unless explicitly specified,
43    all input time strings are interpreted relative to this zone and all
44    output time values are expressed in this zone.
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47 Notes:  If set_time_default has pushed any values, these are also
48 shown.  The keys specify which defaults to print.  When called with no
49 keys, all time-related defaults are displayed, except for the debugging
50 switch which is shown only if it is on.  As an active function, it
51 returns the current value of one of the defaults.  The debugging switch
52 is returned as "true" if debugging is on, and "false" otherwise.
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54 The values displayed are in the order date, date_time, time,
55 language, zone, and debug.