I've have a program that copies files from a log directory to an archive directory and appends a date stamp to the end of the filename. After looking at some other code locally I used this sub to create the datestamp:
sub get_time_stamp() {
my @tan=Today_and_Now();
my $stamp=join '', @tan[0..4];
return $stamp;
}
Unfortunately this is giving me YYYYMDDHHMM instead of YYYYMMDDHHMM. Is there a more effective way of getting the string I want than padding the output of Today_and_Now?
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