Gabor Boros wrote:
>
> But I defined LongMonthNames in a TFormatSettings type variable and
> passed to ScanDateTime.
>
That's what you didn't tell us. I'm not sure either, perhaps a bug in
ScanDateTime. This little program shows it (got EConvertError):
uses
SysUtils,DateUtils;
var
f: TFor
leledumbo írta:
What's the output of this:
FormatDateTime(' dd hh:nn:ss ',Now);
március 04 09:42:02 2009
that way you can understand what you should supply to ScanDateTime as the
corresponding value for format. I mean, maybe it's not November, but
something else equivalent in
Gabor Boros wrote:
>
> And? I don't understand your suggestion.
>
What's the output of this:
FormatDateTime(' dd hh:nn:ss ',Now);
that way you can understand what you should supply to ScanDateTime as the
corresponding value for format. I mean, maybe it's not November, but
somethi
And? I don't understand your suggestion.
leledumbo írta:
Gabor Boros wrote:
Hi,
I want to convert a string to a TDateTime variable.
In example the string is: 'November 21 09:42:21 2008'.
I tried ScanDateTime with ' dd hh:nn:ss ' pattern but not
working. How can I convert this type of
Gabor Boros wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I want to convert a string to a TDateTime variable.
> In example the string is: 'November 21 09:42:21 2008'.
> I tried ScanDateTime with ' dd hh:nn:ss ' pattern but not
> working. How can I convert this type of string to DateTime?
>
ScanDateTime does the
Hi,
I want to convert a string to a TDateTime variable.
In example the string is: 'November 21 09:42:21 2008'.
I tried ScanDateTime with ' dd hh:nn:ss ' pattern but not
working. How can I convert this type of string to DateTime?
Gabor
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