c++ - How to change time format in NetBeans template -


i have specific c++ project, , use netbeans.

reason because need have specific timestamps, , found netbeans templates great tool inserting automatic header relevant stuff.

i manage set nicely, can't figure out how set time format in header template.

currently shows this:

created on april 6, 2017, 2:18 pm

but since work in central europe, need 24h hour format have like

created on 06.04.2017. @ 14:18

i found on how change date format here, doesn't work times reason.

i tried using freemaker's template language reference, created variable time looks this: 

<#assign datetime = .now> <#assign time = datetime?time>  ${time?iso("europe/zagreb")}

but still didn't change anything.

now template looks this: 

// -*- c++ -*- <#assign licensefirst = "/*"> <#assign licenseprefix = " * "> <#assign licenselast = " */">  <#assign adatetime = .now> <#assign time = adatetime?time>  <#include "${project.licensepath}">  /*   * file:   ${name}.${extension}  * author: ${user}  *  * created on ${date} @ ${time?iso("europe/zagreb")}  */  #ifndef ${guard_name} #define ${guard_name}    #endif  /* ${guard_name} */

is possible changed @ all, , how?

any appreciated.


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