FillLocalTimeArray(DestinationArrayName[], TimeValue)

FillLocalTimeArray fills the specified array with meaningful local time values calculated from a standard time value.
The array given to the sub is emptied of any previous values that it might have contained.
Standard time values express the time as the number of seconds elapsed since January 1st, 1970. Such values are returned by getTime, getFileDate and getFileLastModification.
The time returned by this function is the current time in your country (or the country your system thinks it's in) to get GMT time, use fillTimeArray.
Here are the locations of the values returned:
0: Seconds (0..59)
1: Minutes (0..59)
2: Hours (0..23) 24 hour clock=military time
3: day in month (1..31)
4: month (0..11)
5: year (full year, ex: 1997)
6: day in year (1..366)
7: day in week (0..6, Sunday is 0)

Return value:
The time given to the function in seconds and meaningful values in the array specified.

Example:

t = gettime()
fillLocalTimeArray(time[], t)
print("The time is (In the UK) ")
print("(As of this writing!):\n")
print(int(time[3])$, "/", int(time[4]+1)$, "/", int(time[5])$, "\n")
print(int(time[2])$, ":", int(time[1])$, ":", int(time[0])$)

The time is (In the UK) (As of this writing!):
13/1/1997
21:12:11