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Post From: ACSIL convert string to time
[2016-06-27 23:51:49] |
ejtrader - Posts: 688 |
Thanks SC Team. I tried to use them with SCDateTime/SCDateTimeMS combination - in both the cases I am loosing the millisecond portion from the output. Do I have to any other functions to preserve the millisecond portion? SCString DateString="2016-06-26"; SCString TimeString="22:34:03.005"; //Also tried with SCDateTime in place of SCDateTimeMS - but still missing milliseconds SCDateTimeMS DateValue; DateValue = sc.DateStringToSCDateTime(DateString); SCDateTimeMS TimeValue; TimeValue = sc.TimeStringToSCDateTime(TimeString); SCDateTimeMS DateTime; DateTime.SetDateTime(DateValue, TimeValue.GetTime()); SCString message; message.Format("DateTime: %s", sc.DateTimeToString(DateTime, FLAG_DT_COMPLETE_DATETIME_MS).GetChars()); sc.AddMessageToLog(message, 0); // Got the output as DateTime: 2016-06-26 22:34:03.000 Date Time Of Last Edit: 2016-06-27 23:52:06
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