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Hi waeberd,I see you already have a solution to the datetime problem but here are some alternatives.I use the Ticks property on DateTime object to retrieve the amount of millisecs since some early date. Ticks can be stored in a long and is very convenient for comparasing.To convert Ticks back to DateTime simply pass it as a parameter to the constructor.[code]long millisecs = aTime.Ticks;DateTime bTime = new DateTime(millisecs);[/code]In utils of MP there are also some functions to convert DateTime to/from long. This format is used in the TVdatabase and may be considered MP standard i guess./ Fred
Hi waeberd,
I see you already have a solution to the datetime problem but here are some alternatives.
I use the Ticks property on DateTime object to retrieve the amount of millisecs since some early date. Ticks can be stored in a long and is very convenient for comparasing.
To convert Ticks back to DateTime simply pass it as a parameter to the constructor.
[code]long millisecs = aTime.Ticks;
DateTime bTime = new DateTime(millisecs);[/code]
In utils of MP there are also some functions to convert DateTime to/from long. This format is used in the TVdatabase and may be considered MP standard i guess.
/ Fred
