Hi.
The defination of DataType is not just a subset of DateTimeType. My guess is
the year overflows and corrupts the other data.
Max
typedef struct{
UInt16 year :7;
UInt16 month :4;
UInt16 day :5;
} DateType;
typedef DateType *DatePtr;
typedef struct{
Int16 second;
Int16 minute;
Int16 hour;
Int16 day;
Int16 month;
Int16 year;
Int16 weekDay;
} DateTimeType
typedef DateTimeType *DateTimePtr;
--- "Todd C. Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to create a new record with default date and start time. I am
> using the structure and code below. Now.day, now.year, now.month are
> correct. But when move them to the record structure I get different values.
> Now.day should equal record.date.day, but they are not.
>
> What I am overlooking?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Todd
>
> Here is my record format
>
> // Format for record
> typedef struct
> {
> DateType date; // Date of service perid
> DateTimeType start; // Start of service period
> DateTimeType end; // End of service period
> TimeType totalTime; // Time
> } ServDBRecord;
>
> Here is the code in question:
> UInt16 index;
> ServDBRecord record;
> DateTimeType now;
>
> // Get current date for new Service Period
> TimSecondsToDateTime(TimGetSeconds(), &now);
>
> record.date.day = now.day; //now.day=11,
> record.date.day = 20
> record.date.month = now.month; //now.month=12,
> record.date.month = 7
> record.date.year = now.year; //now.month=2001,
> record.date.year = 11
>
>
>
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