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filip
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PostPosted: Sat Jan 28, 2006 11:37 am    Post subject: AM PM clock Reply with quote
I like to mask or convert time to AM PM standard

This code is original from Hooligan... Cool

Code:
Title TimeTest
  %%now = @datetime(hh:nn)
  %%rawtime = @datetime()
  %%rawhour = @fdiv(1,24)
  %%rawminute = @fdiv(1,1440)
  DIALOG CREATE,Timetest,-1,0,240,243
  DIALOG ADD,SPIN,SPIN1,65,135,73,24,0|24,0,,CLICK
  DIALOG ADD,SPIN,SPIN2,94,139,69,24,0|60,0,,CLICK
  DIALOG ADD,TEXT,Time1,30,130,,,%%now
  DIALOG ADD,TEXT,newtime1,142,139,,,%%now
  DIALOG ADD,BUTTON,BUTTON1,184,94,64,24,ok
  DIALOG ADD,TEXT,TEXT1,71,48,,,hours
  DIALOG ADD,TEXT,TEXT2,103,51,,,minutes
  DIALOG ADD,TEXT,TEXT3,32,42,,,Start time -
  DIALOG ADD,TEXT,TEXT4,146,42,,,New time -
  DIALOG SHOW
:Evloop
  wait event 
  goto @event()
:SPIN1CLICK
:SPIN2CLICK
  %h = @dlgtext(spin1)
  %m = @dlgtext(spin2)
  %%newhour = @fmul(%%rawhour,%h)
  %%newminute = @fmul(%%rawminute,%m)
  %%newrawtime = @fadd(%%rawtime,@fadd(%%newhour,%%newminute))
  %%newtime = @datetime(hh:nn,%%newrawtime)
  dialog set,newtime1,%%newtime
  goto evloop
:BUTTON1BUTTON
 
:Close
  exit


If windows are set to AM PM nothing is change if use this code so windows looks like they are using mask clock (bios have full normal).
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 29, 2006 1:22 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
i haven't looked at your code but wanted to let you know that there is a date and time dll that may do for you what you want, do a search for it at www.vdsworld.com

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