On 09/06/2011 07:09 AM, Benoît Minisini wrote:
>>> Gambas 2.23
>>>
>>>I have three variables, all of type date.
>>>
>>> mdStartTime
>>> mdEndTime
>>> newEndTime
>>>
>>> The first two contain time values with no date portion. This was
>>> obtained from a function which used
>>>
>>> Time(CInt(Tim
> > Gambas 2.23
> >
> > I have three variables, all of type date.
> >
> > mdStartTime
> > mdEndTime
> > newEndTime
> >
> > The first two contain time values with no date portion. This was
> > obtained from a function which used
> >
> > Time(CInt(TimeArray[0]), CInt(TimeArray[1]), CInt(TimeArr
> Gambas 2.23
>
> I have three variables, all of type date.
>
> mdStartTime
> mdEndTime
> newEndTime
>
> The first two contain time values with no date portion. This was
> obtained from a function which used
>
> Time(CInt(TimeArray[0]), CInt(TimeArray[1]), CInt(TimeArray[2]))
>
> to generate
On 09/05/2011 10:44 PM, Stephen Bungay wrote:
> Gambas 2.23
>
>I have three variables, all of type date.
>
> mdStartTime
> mdEndTime
> newEndTime
>
> The first two contain time values with no date portion. This was
> obtained from a function which used
>
> Time(CInt(TimeArray[0]), CInt(TimeArra
Gambas 2.23
I have three variables, all of type date.
mdStartTime
mdEndTime
newEndTime
The first two contain time values with no date portion. This was
obtained from a function which used
Time(CInt(TimeArray[0]), CInt(TimeArray[1]), CInt(TimeArray[2]))
to generate the value to return. It en