Posted by Caio Proiete on December 14, 203 at 16:26:40:
In Reply to: Re: Handling Date Functions posted by Pete on December 12, 203 at 02:51:26:
I'm glad my sample was useful!
You're welcome ;)
Caio Proiete
: Thank you tons for your example.. worked "out of the box" for me.
: Pete
: : Hi Nitin,
: : The CTime class doesn't provide any functions capable of doing that. You have to use the COleDateTime::ParseDateTime function and then fill your CTime object...
: : Sample:
: : COleDateTime objCOleTime;
: : // Try parsing the date value
: : objCOleTime.ParseDateTime("March 16,2003", VAR_DATEVALUEONLY);
: : // String date was valid?
: : if (objCOleTime.GetStatus() == COleDateTime::valid)
: : {
: : // Creates a CTime object from COleDateTime object
: : CTime objCTime(objCOleTime.GetYear(), objCOleTime.GetMonth(),
: : objCOleTime.GetDay(), objCOleTime.GetHour(),
: : objCOleTime.GetMinute(), objCOleTime.GetSecond());
: : }
: : cheers,
: : Caio Proiete
: :
: : : Hello,
: : : We Can convert CTime object to string using CTime::CurrentTime.Format("%B %d, %Y").
: : : But How can I convert from String to CTime Object.
: : : Example:Convert "March 16,2003" to CTime Object.
: : : with regards
: : : Nitin