SysQuery::range(DateTimeUtil::minValue(), DateTimeUtil::utcNow());Strfmt is also working, but i prefer SysQuery::range
strfmt('%1..', dateEditDateExpectedDepature.dateTimeValue());
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SysQuery::range(DateTimeUtil::minValue(), DateTimeUtil::utcNow());Strfmt is also working, but i prefer SysQuery::range
strfmt('%1..', dateEditDateExpectedDepature.dateTimeValue());
dateTime = str2datetime("24.12.2011 12:01:59", 123);
dateTime = str2datetime( "2011/02/25 23:04:59" ,321 );
dateTime = str2datetime( "Feb-2011-25 11:04:59 pm" ,231 );
dateTime = str2datetime( "2 25 2011 11:04:59 pm" ,123 );
The sequence 123 describes the position of day (1), month (2), year (3).
The function DateTimeUtil::any2DateTime() is working different. it is working with dates but its not working with strings:
Date date = 01\05\2012;
;
DateTimeUtil::newDateTime(date,str2time('00:00:00'));
sn -k nameOfKeyfile.snk <-- to generate a keyfile ildasm nameOfTheDLL.dll /out:nameOfTheDLL.il <-- Get the MSIL for the DLL ilasm nameOfTheDLL.il /dll /key=nameOfKeyfile.snk <-- Build a new DLL from the MSIL and the created KeyFile
if (isConfigurationkeyEnabled(configurationkeynum(myConfigKey)) == true)
{
//do something...
}
public void run()
{
#define.strgG(2855)
;
super();
//enable Grid Filter
this.task(#strgG);
}
Therefor the grid should be the selected control. If this isn't the case use the firstField Method of the form:
public void firstField(int _flags=1)
{
;
Grid.setFocus();
}