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时间格式化（Time formatting） Use reference one: FormatDateTime (MM, now) displays the month in the current time Its that simple Please refer to the rest: Function FormatDateTime (const, Format:, string, DateTime:, TDateTime): string; C displays the time in short format, that is, the representation of numbers FormatdateTime (c, now); The output is: 2004-8-7 9:55:40 D corresponds to the date in the time, the date is one, there is one, and the two bit shows the two FormatdateTime (d, now); The output may be 1~31 DD and d have the same meaning, but they are always displayed in two bits FormatdateTime (dd, now); The output may be 01 to 31 DDD shows what day it is FormatdateTime (ddd, now); Output: Saturday Dddd and DDD show the same thing. But the two above may not be the same in other countries. Ddddd displays day and month in short format FormatdateTime (ddddd, now); Output is: 2004-8-7 Dddddd displays day and month in a long format FormatdateTime (dddddd, now); Output: August 7, 2004 E/ee/eee/eeee displays the year in the corresponding number of digits FormatdateTime (ee, now); Output is: 04 (for 04 years) M/mm/mmm/mmmm stands for the moon FormatdateTime (m, now); Output is: 8 FormatdateTime (mm, now); Output is 08 FormatdateTime (mmm, now); The output is August FormatdateTime (mmmm, now); The output is August Like ddd/dddd, it may be different in other countries Yy/yyyy means year FormatdateTime (yy, now); Output is 04 FormatdateTime (yyyy, now); Output is 2004 H/hh, n/nn, s/ss, and z/zzz represent hours, minutes, seconds, and milliseconds, respectively T displays time in short format FormatdateTime (t, now); The output is 10:17 TT displays time in a long format FormatdateTime (tt, now); The output is 10:18:46 Does the ampm appear in a long format, morning or afternoon? FormatdateTime (ttampm, now); Output is: 10:22:57 am Two time addition formats: CxComboBox1.Text:=, FormatdateTime (t, now); //12:13 CxDateEdit1.Text:=, FormatdateTime (ddddd, now); //1987-12-26 CxComboBox3