Well, yes, of course, to return the seconds as a UInt32 value...but he
specifically stated that he wanted a date struct returned. =)
-Rus
On 12/12/00 at 1:00 AM Jim Cooper wrote:
>> Check out the DateTime.h header file. The date is stored in a
>> DateTimeType structure, and you can use any of the DateTime functions
>> within the PalmOS API.
>
>And there are types that hold just the date or just the time, too, that
>are a lot smaller.
>
>You probably need the TimGetSeconds() function to get the current date
>and time in seconds since 1/1/1904. You can convert that to a
>DateTimeType using TimSecondsToDateTime().
>
>Cheers,
>Jim Cooper
>
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