Re: [2005] convet sting to integer in the same format
No!
In term of VB's IDE, if you enter
a = &H002
then press Enter, that will be converted to
a = &H2
Re: [2005] convet sting to integer in the same format
Quote:
Originally Posted by anhn
No!
In term of VB's IDE, if you enter
a = &H002
then press Enter, that will be converted to
a = &H2
:wave:
Re: [2005] convet sting to integer in the same format
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Originally Posted by dbasnett
I can think of a custom where leading zero's are used, military time(see below). The below list has two errors though.
12:00 AM -- 0000 hrs
1:00 AM -- 0100 hrs
2:00 AM -- 0200 hrs
3:00 AM -- 0300 hrs
4:00 AM -- 0400 hrs
5:00 AM -- 0500 hrs
6:00 AM -- 0600 hrs
7:00 AM -- 0700 hrs
8:00 AM -- 0800 hrs
9:00 AM -- 0900 hrs
10:00 AM -- 1000 hrs
11:00 AM -- 1100 hrs
12:00 PM -- 1200 hrs
1:00 PM -- 1300 hrs
2:00 PM -- 1400 hrs
3:00 PM -- 1500 hrs
4:00 PM -- 1600 hrs
5:00 PM -- 1700 hrs
6:00 PM -- 1800 hrs
7:00 PM -- 1900 hrs
8:00 PM -- 2000 hrs
9:00 PM -- 2100 hrs
10:00 PM -- 2200 hrs
11:00 PM -- 2300 hrs
maybe according to your computer, but my wall clock disagrees. It doesn't have a "midnight" or "noon" display either but still somehow manages to convey the correct time.
Re: [2005] convet sting to integer in the same format
Quote:
Originally Posted by anhn
No!
In term of VB's IDE, if you enter
a = &H002
then press Enter, that will be converted to
a = &H2
Ah - I have just ventured down into our dungeon and unchained our pet VB programmer and he does indeed agree with you that the VB IDE does lop off the extra digits, however that doesn't change the matter that in C# it stays as 002. :)
Re: [2005] convet sting to integer in the same format
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Originally Posted by Lord Orwell
maybe according to your computer, but my wall clock disagrees. It doesn't have a "midnight" or "noon" display either but still somehow manages to convey the correct time.
Does your wall clock have AM and PM?
Re: [2005] convet sting to integer in the same format
yes it does. It's digital.
