Little Help

[dv007]

I have been struggling to figure out the problem
causing the YEAR format not correct in the small C program below. It keeps output like 07-04-102 10.05p. Since 102 is not right,it suppose to be 02 in year (MM-DD-YY).
Anyone want know what's wrong? Thanks for your help in advance.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <conio.h>
/*This file was compiled under Borland C/C++ 5.1 */

int main()
{
time_t current = time(NULL);
struct tm *ptr;
char DATE_TIME[19];
int HOUR;
char AM_or_PM;

/* print date and time using custom formatting */
ptr = localtime(&current);
HOUR = ptr->tm_hour;
if (HOUR <= 11)
AM_or_PM = 'A';
else
{
HOUR -= 12;
AM_or_PM = 'P';
}
if (HOUR == 0)
HOUR = 12;

printf("%.2d-%.2d-%.2d %2d:%.2d%c\n", ptr->tm_mon+1,
ptr->tm_mday, ptr->tm_year, HOUR, ptr->tm_min,
AM_or_PM);

getch();
return 0;
}

[Hammer]

The tm_year part of the struct gives you the number of years since 1900. Therefore 2002-1900=102. To fix it, simply subtract 100.
For your info, here's what I have on the rest of the tm struct:

int tm_sec 
seconds after the minute, in the range [0,61], allowing for leap seconds 
int tm_min 
minutes after the hour, in the range [0,59] 
int tm_hour 
hours after midnight, in the range [0,23] 
int tm_mday 
day of the month, in the range [1,31] 
int tm_mon 
months since January, in the range [0,11] 
int tm_year 
years since 1900 
int tm_wday 
days since Sunday, in the range [0,6] 
int tm_yday 
days since January 1, in the range [0,365], allowing for leap years 
int tm_isdst 
Daylight Savings Time flag

[dv007]

Ah hah, I did not think of that.
Thanx for pointing it out, Hammer.
You are the MAN!
Munchos gracias!
DV007