Re: CTime problem
You may want to try some of these functions to check to see if you do have a
timezone problem:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vclib/html/_crt__daylight.2c_._timezone.2c_.and__tzname.asp
Do you have control of the "other program". If so, you could look in the
source and see if they are normalizing for timezone (or ignoring it). Did
you compare with the Windows clock?
Tom
"Carlo" <carletto.m@NOSPAMgmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi
i need to determine the number of minutes since 1970, i try to do that
using CTime, it seems work fine, but if i see the output of another
program the number arent the same
this is he code, the input is correct strId 06\08\01\EV_0007
CTime id_time(
atoi((LPCTSTR)(strId.Mid(0,4))), // anno
atoi((LPCTSTR)strId.Mid(5,2)), // mese
atoi((LPCTSTR)strId.Mid(8,2)), // giorno
atoi((LPCTSTR)strId.Mid(14,2)), // ora
atoi((LPCTSTR)strId.Mid(16,2)), // minuti
(int)0, // secondi
(int)-1
);
long numMin=id_time.GetTime()/60;
the strangest thing is that if i write out the time with
CString m_pTime=id_time.Format( "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S" );;
the string is correct, right time
if i try with date : Thu 7 Sep 2006 11:15:23 min= 15762050
with other program (not mine) the result is min= 15762770
any idea??
thanks
Carlo
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