LazyBear
6th February 2004 09:54 UTC

Get Local Time (timebased Shareware)
Hi @ all!

Im working on a timebased shareware version of my Program, but I unfortunatly don't know how to use the "Get Local Time"

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I have solved the problem :D

i'm still working on a sample code with description, I'll attach it in a new post

Off Topic:

What about creating a search function to find all users from country xyz ... would be nice, no idea if it would be really useful...whatever

-L-B-

Yathosho
6th February 2004 12:18 UTC

you can query the country in the registry

HKCU\Control Panel\International\Locale

deguix
6th February 2004 12:29 UTC

How to use:

str = required
(str|str2) = required - choose one of those strings
[str] = optional
[str|str2] = optional - choose one of those strings

Call CurrentDateToSeconds
Pop "variable" - Variable (to year) (i.e. $1)
Pop "variable" - Variable (to month) (i.e. $1)
Pop "variable" - Variable (to day of week) (i.e. $1)
Pop "variable" - Variable (to day) (i.e. $1)
Pop "variable" - Variable (to hour) (i.e. $1)
Pop "variable" - Variable (to minute) (i.e. $1)
Pop "variable" - Variable (to second) (i.e. $1)
Pop "variable" - Variable (to milisecond) (i.e. $1)

Call CurrentDateToSeconds
Pop $0
Pop $1
Pop $9
Pop $2
Pop $9
Pop $9
Pop $9
Pop $9
StrCpy $9 ""

LazyBear
6th February 2004 12:46 UTC

One Question
ok, just one more question:

is it possible to check if the value of a var is bigger or smaller than a number (like $R1<5 => $R1 smaller than 5) and
proceed if true?

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Sorry Yatosho I didn't complain this exactly... I meant
What about creating a search function in the FORUM to find all users from country xyz ...

sorry my mistake

kichik
6th February 2004 13:16 UTC

Use IntCmp or IntCmpU.

LazyBear
6th February 2004 13:18 UTC

sorry
sorry folks... I surveyed that

thx kichik

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Edit:

There is more to do than I thought, but I think I'll have it within the next days