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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
This function allows to convert given ''Year'', ''Month'' and ''Day'' into a [[TDateTime]] format.<br> | This function allows to convert given ''Year'', ''Month'' and ''Day'' into a [[TDateTime]] format.<br> | ||
| − | Note that arguments are '''not''' decimal numbers | + | Note that arguments are '''not''' decimal numbers. |
==Example== | ==Example== | ||
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begin | begin | ||
// today (for me) it's 25th August 2013 | // today (for me) it's 25th August 2013 | ||
| − | y := 2013 | + | y := 2013; |
m := 8; | m := 8; | ||
d := 25; | d := 25; | ||
Latest revision as of 10:07, 25 August 2013
function EncodeDate(Year, Month, Day: Word): TDateTime; Year: Year to be encoded Month: Month to be encoded Day: Day to be encoded Result: TDateTime depending on provided Year, Month and Day
Description
This function allows to convert given Year, Month and Day into a TDateTime format.
Note that arguments are not decimal numbers.
Example
var
y,m,d: Word;
currdate: TDateTime;
begin
// today (for me) it's 25th August 2013
y := 2013;
m := 8;
d := 25;
currdate := EncodeDate(y,m,d);
WriteLn(FormatFloat('0',currdate));
// 41511
end.
