isis/src/base/objs/iTime/iTime.cpp
QString iTime::CurrentGMT() {
    time_t startTime = time(NULL);
    struct tm *tmbuf = gmtime(&startTime);
    char timestr[80];
    strftime(timestr, 80, "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S", tmbuf);
    return (QString) timestr;
  }
/**
   * Returns the current Greenwich Mean iTime
   * The time is based on the system time, so it is only as
   * accurate as the local system clock.
   *
   * @return QString The Current GMT
   */
Returns the current Greenwich Mean iTime
The time is based on the system time, so it is only as
accurate as the local system clock.

@return QString The Current GMT
Returns the current Greenwich Mean iTime The time is based on the system time so it is only as accurate as the local system clock . @return QString The Current GMT
QString iTime::CurrentGMT() {
    time_t startTime = time(NULL);
    struct tm *tmbuf = gmtime(&startTime);
    char timestr[80];
    strftime(timestr, 80, "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S", tmbuf);
    return (QString) timestr;
  }
QString iTime :: CurrentGMT ( ) { time_t startTime = time ( NULL ) ; struct tm * tmbuf = gmtime ( & startTime ) ; char timestr [ 80 ] ; strftime ( timestr , 80 , " " , tmbuf ) ; return ( QString ) timestr ; }
Returns the current Greenwich Mean iTime
 The time is based on the system time, so it is only as
 accurate as the local system clock.
Returns the current Greenwich Mean iTime The time is based on the system time so it is only as accurate as the local system clock .