About system time for javescript

"put the long time"
--"15:40:25"
but in javaScript: "trace( _system.time());"
--"15:40"
How get the system long time in javascript? Thanks.

via the "Date"-object
d = new Date();
trace (d.getMinutes());
trace (d.getDate());
trace (d.toGMTString ());
trace (d.getHours() +":"+d.getMinutes()+":"+d.getSeconds() );
Regards
Aldus

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