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Chapter 5: New FSCommand and FSCommand2 commands

GetTimeSeconds()

The

GetTimeSeconds()

function returns the second of the current time of day. It is a numeric

value (without a leading zero). Valid seconds are 0–59.

The

GetTimeSeconds()

function is executed immediately upon invocation. If this function is

not supported, a value of -1 is returned.

Syntax

status = FSCommand2( "GetTimeSeconds” )

Return value

A value of -1 if the function is not supported; otherwise, the current second, returned as a number
(0-59).

GetTimeZoneOffset()

The

GetTimeZoneOffset()

function sets a parameter to the number of minutes between the

local time zone and universal time (UTC). The parameter is passed in by name. The value
returned is numeric, and may be a positive or negative number.

The

GetTimeZoneOffset()

function is executed immediately upon invocation. If this function is

not supported, a value of -1 is returned.

Syntax

status = FSCommand2( "GetTimeZoneOffsett”, ”timezoneoffset” )

Return value

A value of -1 if the function is not supported; 0 if it’s supported.

Sample resultant values for

timezoneoffset

540

: Japan standard time

-420

: Pacific daylight savings time

Volume

The commands in this section provide the mobile phone’s volume information to Flash content
on the mobile phone.

GetMaxVolumeLevel()

The

GetMaxVolumeLevel()

function returns the maximum volume level of the mobile phone. It

is a numeric value greater than zero.

The

GetMaxVolumeLevel()

function is executed immediately upon invocation. If this function is

not supported, a value of -1 is returned.

Syntax

status = FSCommand2( "GetMaxVolumeLevel” )