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March 17, 2012 04:41
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Human-readable long epoch dates in vim
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| " Human-readable long epoch dates (long meaning those that include milliseconds) | |
| function! DateFromLongEpoch() | |
| " Let the shell divide because vim only supports 32 bit ints | |
| let sdate=system("echo $((". expand("<cword>") ."/1000))") | |
| " Format the date | |
| let human=tolower(substitute(strftime("%m/%d/%y %I:%M:%S%p", sdate), "\\\<0", "", "g")) | |
| return human ." (". (sdate - localtime()) ." seconds from now)" | |
| endfunc | |
| map <leader>j :echo DateFromLongEpoch()<CR> |
Author
beaugunderson
commented
Mar 17, 2012
Nice one
I gave it a repo for easy Pathogen-ification: https://github.com/beaugunderson/vim-human-dates
(I also fixed the faulty regex)
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