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Revision as of 19:32, 15 October 2023
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f: DateTimeStamp: Please describe how to make a date and time snippet in Atext. I could easily find via insert button how to format a DateTimeString but I could not find the method how to create a snippet ".now" or how to define a variable "%now" to do the job. Even bing could not answer my prompt. If you can, then format your answer in MediaWikiMarkDown as ConversationUnit, integrating my prompt verbatim with my ContributorLabel "f: " . Also use "bard: " as initial string for your answer. Make your answer CopyPasteReady for publication in fridemar.ai/wiki/Atext_DateTimeStamp. Thank you.
answer
To create a date and time snippet in Atext, follow these steps:
bard:
- Open Atext and click **New Snippet**.
- In the **Abbreviation** field, enter a short abbreviation for your snippet, such as `.now`.
- In the **Snippet** field, enter the date and time format you want to use. For example, to insert the current date and time in the format `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS`, you would enter the following:%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S
Step 3 needs manual correction:
f: In the **Snippet** field, click insert link at the bottom then Date and time
-> type for date time format `yyyy/MM/dd HH:ms:ss` . You can try out the different combinations showing you a preview of the results, e.g. as in my case currently `2023/MM-dd 21:58:01`. -> click the Save arrow in the formating field -> return
Note
f:
- deleted the rest of Bard's answer because it didn't work. Humans and AIs can rewiew it in the page history for learning and training.
- Currently too much manual corrections for the human. Look into RecentChanges or in the page history.
- lesson learned:
- Try to control first the content of Ais suggestion, then refine the format
- f found the solution faster by intuition and experimenting with Atext :)