02/15/85  month

Syntax as a command:  month {time_string} {-control_arg}


Syntax as an active function:  [month {time_string} {-control_arg}]


Function: returns the one- or two-digit number of a month of the year,
from 1 to 12.  The format string to produce this is "^Z9my".


Arguments:
time_string
   indicates the month about which information is desired.  If you
   supply no time_string, the current month is used.  The time string
   is concatenated to form a single argument even if it contains
   spaces; you need not quote it.  (See time_strings.gi for a
   description of valid time_string values.)


Control arguments:
-zone STR
   STR specifies the zone that is to be used to express the result.
   (Default: the process default)


Notes: Use the print_time_defaults command to display the default
zone.  Use the display_time_info command to display a list of all
acceptable zone values.


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