Sorry if this is not an MbUnit-specific question (this may be a general date
question).
I am parsing a date from an XML report like so:
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
doc.Load("myreport.xml");
XmlElement reportResultNode = (XmlElement) doc.GetElementsByTagName
("report-result")[0];
string dateStr = reportResultNode.GetElementsByTagName("date")[0].InnerText;
DateTime dt = methodThatINeed(dateStr);
I am looking for the simplest reliable way to convert a string like that
into a DateTime object, e.g I need to implement that "methodThatINeed"
method.
I have not encountered a date format like this one before:
2007-10-12T17:58:42.9759391-04:00 OR
2007-10-15T19:58:19.235715-04:00
It is not fixed-length, and it has a UTC offset in it. I should not have to
split it into substrings and convert to ints/doubles, if this is a some sort
of standard format.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
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