On Wed, 3 Jun 2020, Francesco Sammarco wrote:
sorry I don't understand, you say that just remove the lines where I
specify the timezone ?!
No, remove the
start_e.dateTime := LocalTimeToUniversal(start_e.dateTime);
I think it is not necessary if you set the timezone.
Michael.
Il mer 3 giu 2020, 14:51 Michael Van Canneyt <mich...@freepascal.org> ha
scritto:
On Wed, 3 Jun 2020, Francesco Sammarco via lazarus wrote:
Hi everyone, I have the following problem. I have a calendar (Italian) to
sync with Google Calendar. With the following code I can work quite well.
If today (2020-06-03) I set a new appointment it is saved on google
calendar on the right day and time, but if for example: always today if I
set an appointment for December 10, 2020 at 9 am, I find myself there
appointment set on the right day but at 8 am. (So an hour behind) I think
it's due to the change between sunlight and daylight. Can anyone explain
to
me how to solve the problem?
Thank you
XinYiMan
var
start_e : TEventDateTime;
end_e : TEventDateTime;
Entry : TEvent;
begin
Entry := FCalendarAPI.EventsResource.Get(CalendarFindedId,
my_id_app);
start_e := TEventDateTime.Create();
end_e := TEventDateTime.Create();
start_e.dateTime := data_appuntamento;
start_e.dateTime :=
LocalTimeToUniversal(start_e.dateTime);
start_e.timeZone := 'Europe/Rome';
If you set the timzeone explicitly, I don't think you must do a
LocalTimeToUniversal,
I think the timezone is then automatically taken into account. As I
understand it you specify the timezone in dateTime or you set it in the
timezone.
Michael.
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