Hello,
I have problem using StrToDateTime function from Borland in my project. I made a custom component, it's called Month view (calendar). One of the basic steps of the component's initialization is to set the default month and year. To do this, I use the "1/1/2010" string passed to StrToDateTime function. Everything runs OK on my PC but as soon as I try running the application on another PC, it says: "'1/1/2010' is not a valid date". The initialization will fail and calendar won't show up.
Please help me...
Thew
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Jump to PostThat's most likely because the other computer has a different locale. For example, the same date might have to be specified as 01.01.2010 on that system.
Jump to PostHow can I set it up on Windows XP and Windows 7?
Set up what?
I can't see any differences, this is my Win 7 setting: d. M. rrrr
Then it wouldn't be too surprising if 1/1/2010 is not considered a valid date.
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Aranarth
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That's most likely because the other computer has a different locale. For example, the same date might have to be specified as 01.01.2010 on that system.
Thew
How can I set it up on Windows XP and Windows 7?
I can't see any differences, this is my Win 7 setting: d. M. rrrr
Aranarth
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Posting Whiz in Training
How can I set it up on Windows XP and Windows 7?
Set up what?
I can't see any differences, this is my Win 7 setting: d. M. rrrr
Then it wouldn't be too surprising if 1/1/2010 is not considered a valid date.
Thew
Well, the funny part is that this date: 1/1/2010 with this setting: d. M. rrrr is valid on my PC.
Aranarth
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That's funny indeed. Instead of relying on the erratic VCL, it's probably better to use a recognized library such as Boost.Date_Time for your needs.
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