isis/src/base/objs/iTime/iTime.cpp
QString iTime::CurrentLocalTime() {
    time_t startTime = time(NULL);
    struct tm *tmbuf = localtime(&startTime);
    char timestr[80];
    strftime(timestr, 80, "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S", tmbuf);
    return (QString) timestr;
  }
/**
   * Returns the current local time
   * This time is taken directly from the system clock, so
   * if the system clock is off, this will be, too.
   *
   * @return QString The cutrrent local time
   */
Returns the current local time
This time is taken directly from the system clock, so
if the system clock is off, this will be, too.

@return QString The cutrrent local time
Returns the current local time This time is taken directly from the system clock so if the system clock is off this will be too . @return QString The cutrrent local time
QString iTime::CurrentLocalTime() {
    time_t startTime = time(NULL);
    struct tm *tmbuf = localtime(&startTime);
    char timestr[80];
    strftime(timestr, 80, "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S", tmbuf);
    return (QString) timestr;
  }
QString iTime :: CurrentLocalTime ( ) { time_t startTime = time ( NULL ) ; struct tm * tmbuf = localtime ( & startTime ) ; char timestr [ 80 ] ; strftime ( timestr , 80 , " " , tmbuf ) ; return ( QString ) timestr ; }
Returns the current local time
 This time is taken directly from the system clock, so
 if the system clock is off, this will be, too.
Returns the current local time This time is taken directly from the system clock so if the system clock is off this will be too .