... Mary used the CDOW keyword to check the day of the week and the DATE keyword to make sure it was indeed Christmas Eve. She then used the AMPM keyword to determine the appropriate time to leave for the party. With everything in order, Mary packed up her computer and headed out the door. ...
hi Antonio, THX, that is what i need for CMD Box. :D --- have try it "exact" that Way but got a lot of unknown function(s) Lines 647, Functions/Procedures 7 Generating C source output to 'R:\Temp\hbmk_qq6xab.dir\XBASE.c'... Done. R:\Temp\hbmk_qq6xab.dir\CLICK2.c: R:\Temp\hbmk_qq6xab.dir\CM...
... and convert it to the other, then do the calculation. Lucky for us, both Harbour and xHarbour already have a function to convert military time to AMPM format (jbrita already pointed this out above). It is ampm( cMilitaryTime ). Here are the results: msgInfo( ampm("24:00") ) // returns ...
... and convert it to the other, then do the calculation. Lucky for us, both Harbour and xHarbour already have a function to convert military time to AMPM format (jbrita already pointed this out above). It is ampm( cMilitaryTime ). Here are the results: msgInfo( ampm("24:00") ) // returns ...
... ( not sure about harbour ) date\time is a new ValType "T" which ( as you probably know ) looks something like this : mm:dd:yyyy H:M:S ampm ( generally speaking ) To save a Date variable to SQl Date\Time you can simply do it like this : dDate := Date()oRs:Fields("YourDateField"):Value ...
Aqui la modificación para que sea en AMPM y hora corta Proprocesado (saytimer.ch) #ifndef _SAYTIMER_CH#define _SAYTIMER_CH/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/#xcommand REDEFINE SAYTIMER ...