You allocate a structure which holds all the data
you want (date + time), and implement the various
conversions.
Look at any code using hb_parptrGC() (contrib/hbhpdf is t
he latest example), the idea is the same, only the content
of the structure and the related functions are different.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2008.05.24., at 16:38, Pritpal Bedi wrote:
Hello Viktor
Szakáts Viktor wrote:
Not at this moment. These are yet to be discussed along
with the rest of the implementation details.
I believe though, that these could even be developed without
any special Harbour core support; using current API tools only
(hb_parptrGC()/hb_retptrGC()), even as part of the xhb
contrib. [ Except maybe those strange syntax extensions, in
case they cannot be PPed. ]
The only requirement is DateTime() functionality. How can I add time
part to
a date and retrieve it? Rest all functions are just a formality.
Regards
Pritpal Bedi
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