That really can’t be a problem… use “IncMinute” instead. ☺ ================================================== IncMinute function
Returns a date/time value shifted by a specified number of minutes. Unit DateUtils Category date/time routines function IncMinute(const AValue: TDateTime; const ANumberOfMinutes: Int64 = 1): TDateTime; Description IncMinute returns the value of the AValue parameter, incremented by ANumberOfMinutes minutes. ANumberOfMinutes can be negative, to return a date and time N minutes prior to AValue. ================================================== Greetz, Peter. ________________________________________ From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of jumpsfromplanes Sent: vrijdag 6 augustus 2010 1:57 To: [email protected] Subject: [delphi-en] Re: Converting local to UTC time That is not a solution that works with all timezones. A number of timezones have 30 minute offsets. Venezuela <http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7134927.stm> is a recent glaring example. In the free world, Australia has a number of 30 minute offset timezones. Norfolk Island and Newfoundland also have 30 minute offsets <http://www.timeanddate.com/library/abbreviations/timezones/> . Best regards, Kevin G. McCoy --- In [email protected], "Peter Luijer" <p.lui...@...> wrote: > > You could just as well use the "IncHour"-function from the DateUtils unit :)
