Hi Viktor,
Il 19/10/2009 21.23, Viktor Szakáts ha scritto:
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So, sorry to jump in, but we have functions to convert time
to any user supplied format, plus now we have function to
strip date part from timestamp which seems to cover nicely
all formatting needs. I don't agree to add new "help
Hi All,
I don't want to force anyone to use any time format ;-)
What I was thinking was an equivalent function for TIME() that is a
standard Clipper function also if surely will be useful both way:
with and without milliseconds.
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Probably, my thought, it will be useful to have a fu
Hi Przemek,
Il 19/10/2009 14.34, Przemysław Czerpak ha scritto:
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Pleas note that you requested about sth what depends on local preferences
rather then universal functionality. You want to extract time from
timestamp value as string in format "hh:mm:ss". I would preffer numeric
value compa
On Mon, 19 Oct 2009, Francesco Saverio Giudice wrote:
Hi,
> Infact is not for core code, but for functions that have "old"
> parameters separated like MyFunc( dDate, cTime ) and in case of
> explicit check of date and time like:
>? "cTime = ", cTime := Time()
>? "dDate = ", dDat
Hi Przemek,
Il 19/10/2009 9.49, Przemysław Czerpak ha scritto:
On Sun, 18 Oct 2009, Francesco Saverio Giudice wrote:
Hi,
could you kindly add these functions ?
HB_TTOD( tTimeStamp ) -> dDate
I'll add it though it's interesting to know why you need it.
You can you tTimeStamp instead of dDate
On Sun, 18 Oct 2009, Francesco Saverio Giudice wrote:
Hi,
> could you kindly add these functions ?
> HB_TTOD( tTimeStamp ) -> dDate
I'll add it though it's interesting to know why you need it.
You can you tTimeStamp instead of dDate in all places so if you found
something in core code which need
