Am 09.08.2013 21:18, schrieb Olaf Radicke:
...
> Okay, and how can i cast from tntdb::Datetime to cxxtools::DateTime and back?
> It's that the way it is?
>
> [...]
> tntdb::Datetime dbdt = row[3].getDatetime() ;
> cxxtools::DateTime cxxdt(
> dbdt.getYear(),
> dbdt.getMonth(),
> dbdt.getDay(),
> dbdt.getHour(),
> dbdt.getMinute(),
> dbdt.getSecond()
> );
> feed.setCreateTime( cxxdt );
> [...]
>
> Olaf
>
> -------------------|-------------------|-------------------|-------------------|
use the #include <tntdb/cxxtools/datetime.h>. Then go this way:
cxxtools::DateTime dt;
row[3].get(dt);
I always suggest to use tntdb::Row::get() instead of getInt, getString,
getDatetime, ...
The other way around to write a cxxtools::DateTime into the database:
tntdb::Statement stmt = conn.prepare("...");
cxxtools::Datetime dt = ...;
stmt.set("datecol", dt);
Note that tntdb::Row::get and tntdb::Statement::set can work with own
types if you provide suitable operators for those.
Tommi
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