cDateTimeStatic

Remarks

These methods are considered static. The cDateTimeStatic cannot be directly instantiated. Use these methods withe cDateTime.* syntax.

 Dim dt As cDateTime
 Set dt = cDateTime.FromOADate(#1/1/2001 8:30:00 AM#)

  A quicker way to create a cDateTime object is to use the NewDate method.
 Set dt = NewDate(#1/1/2001 8:30:00 AM#)
 

Project VBCorLib Overview | cDateTime

Public:

Types:

Name	Description
DateTimeKind	Used to specify the type of cDateTime object.
DayOfWeek	This enumeration represents the days of the week as used by cDateTime and Calendars.

Properties:

Name	Description
MaxValue (get)	Returns the maximum cDateTime representation.
MinValue (get)	Returns the minimum cDateTime representation.

Methods:

Name	Description
DaysInMonth	Returns the number of days in a Gregorian calendar month.
FromBinary	Creates a cDateTime object from a 64-bit currency value.
FromFileTime	Creates a cDateTime object from an operating system file timestamp.
FromFileTimeUtc	Returns a cDateTime object from a FileTime value.
FromMilliseconds	Returns a cDateTime object from milliseconds.
FromOADate	Returns a cDateTime object from a VB Date value.
IsLeapYear	Returns a boolean indicating if the specific Gregorian year is a leap year.
Now	Returns a cDateTime that represents the current time on the local machine.
Parse	Parses a string representation of a date into a cDateTime object.
SpecifyKind	Creates a new cDateTime object with the specified DateTimeKind.
Today	Returns a cDateTime that represents only the current date. The time portion is not present.
TryParse	Attempts to parse a string representation of a date into a cDateTime object.
UtcNow	Returns a cDateTime that represents the current time with the UTC offset.