CTime64.Constructorsconstructor

Create new **CTime64** objects initialized to the specified value.

DateTimeconstructorCTime64.incdoc-orphan

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Syntax

CONSTRUCTOR CTime64

CONSTRUCTOR CTime64 (BYVAL timeSrc AS LONGLONG)

CONSTRUCTOR CTime64 (BYREF systimeSrc AS SYSTEMTIME)

CONSTRUCTOR CTime64 (BYREF filetimeSrc AS FILETIME)

CONSTRUCTOR CTime64 (BYVAL nYear AS LONG, BYVAL nMonth AS LONG, BYVAL nDay AS LONG, BYVAL nHour AS LONG, BYVAL nMin AS LONG, BYVAL nSec AS LONG)

Parameters

Name		Description
`timeSrc`		A \_\_time64_t (LONGLONG) value.
`systimeSrc`		A SYSTEMTIME structure to be converted to a \_\_time64_t (LONGLONG) value and copied into the new CTime64 object.
`filetimeSrc`		A FILETIME structure to be converted to a \_\_time64_t (LONGLONG) value and copied into the new CTime64 object. Note that FILETIME uses Universal Coordinated Time (UTC), so if you pass a local time in the structure, your results will be incorrect.
`nYear / nMonth / nDay / nHour / nMin / nSec`		Indicates the date and time values to be copied into the new CTime64 object.

Description

Create new CTime64 objects initialized to the specified value.

Examples

DIM ct1 AS CTime64 = CTime64().GetCurrentTime() DIM ct2 AS CTime64 = ct1.GetTime

' // Year = 2017, Month = 10 (October), Day = 9, Hour = 11, Minutes = 32, Seconds = 45 DIM ct AS CTime64 = CTime64(2017, 10, 9, 11, 32, 45)

' // Year = 2017, Month = 10 (October), Day = 9, Hour = 11, Minutes = 32, Seconds = 45 DIM st AS SYSTEMTIME st.wYear = 2017 st.wMonth = 10 st.wDayOfWeek = 0 st.wDay = 9 st.wHour = 11 st.wMinute = 32 st.wSecond = 45 st.wMilliseconds = 0 ' --or-- DIM st AS SYSTEMTIME = (2017, 10, 0, 9, 11, 32, 45, 0) DIM ct AS CTime64 = st ' --or-- DIM ct AS CTime64 ct.SetDateTime(2017, 10, 9, 11, 32, 45) DIM st AS SYSTEMTIME = ct.GetAsSystemtime DIM ct2 AS CTime64 = st ' --or-- DIM ct AS CTime64 ct.SetDateTime(2017, 10, 9, 11, 32, 45) DIM ct2 AS CTime64 = ct.GetAsSystemtime

Initializes a CTime64 object from an existing \_\_time64_t value.

Note: You can also use DIM ct2 AS CTime64 = ct1

Initializes a CTime64 object from individual date/time values.

Initializes a CTime64 object from a SYSTEMTIME structure.

Reference

Include file CTime64.inc
Documented in DateTime/CTime64 Class.md
Topic: CTime64 Class