You also can make your own procedure to fix the issue for yourself.
Like you can rewrite the function StrToDateTime() to change all '. ' to
'.' and then call the original function StrToDateTime()
On Thu, 14 Jun 2018, LacaK wrote:
Hi,
now I am migrating my applications from FPC 2.6.4 to FPC 3.0.4 and I
noticed that logic in function StrToDateTime() was changed.
In 2.6.4 there was first detected position of first TimeSeparator and
then walking back to first occurence of WhiteSpace.
This approach allows DateSeparator='. ' (dot+space) which is for example
default settings in Windows7 in Slovak language (TimeSeparator=':').
Now in FPC 3.0.4 firs occurence of space causes division of date and
time. It results in where:
'11. 07. 2018 13:00' is divided to date part = '11.' and time part='07.
2018' which is wrong.
There is in FPC 3.0.4 new function SplitDateTimeStr():
...
//find separator
if (FS.DateSeparator<>#32) then
begin
while (p<Length(DateTimeStr)) and (not (DateTimeStr[p+1] in
WhiteSpace)) do
Inc(p);
end
else
begin
p:=Pos(FS.TimeSeparator, DateTimeStr);
if (p<>0) then
repeat
Dec(p);
until (p=0) or (DateTimeStr[p] in WhiteSpace);
end;
...
In first part of code is located first occurnce of white space, which is
also part of DateSeparator!
Can this be to fixed ?
L.
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