Hello, all.
How to display time in report?
I have tdsls050.trtm (domain tctime). It display in report 040397 but not "09:25:03"
Thanks.

declaration:
extern long uren
extern long minuten

detail.1:
before.layout:
uren = (tdsls051.trtm/3600)
minuten = ((tdsls051.trtm/3600.00) - uren) * 60

Yes, not nice, BUT it works .
Thank you very much.

Svetlana,
maybe function tfgld0032 can help you. This function converts a time in hhmmss and opposite.

To use the function, you have to include this in your report script
#include "itfgld0032"

The two possibilities are:

A: function long itfgld0032.num.to.time(domain tctime trans.time)
This converts seconds to time in hhmmss

B: function domain tctime itfgld0032.time.to.num(long trans.time)
THis converts time to seconds

Good luck,
Juergen

Hi, Juergen.
I have
declaration
#include "itfgld0032"
long time.up

choice.user.1:
before choice:
time.up=itfgld0032.num.to.time(tdsls050.trtm)

functions
#include "itfgld0032"
I get error:Can't open input file 'itfgld0032'
What I have made not so?

It work.
I copy it function in my VRC. There are not error now.
Thanks.

Hi Svetlana,

I always use my own 'trick' (works !):

long time.input
string trtm(8)

time.input = tdslsxxx.trtm
trtm = edit$((time.input / 3600),"99") & ":" & edit$(((time.input - ((time.input / 3600) * 3600)) / 60),"99") & ":" & edit$((time.input - ((time.input / 3600) * 3600) - (((time.input - ((time.input / 3600) * 3600)) / 60) * 60)),"99")

If you use trtm on a form or in a report, you can decide if you want to show hh:mm:ss (use a string of length 8) or hh:mm (use a string of length 5)

Regards,
Hans.

You can also try to use -

string buffer(30)
buffer = sprintf$("%u002 %U001", utc.num(), utc.num() )

Originally posted by Svetlana
It work.
I copy it function in my VRC. There are not error now.
Thanks.

If there is a code for the include function, then there is no need of copying that include function in the current VRC. The script will use this include function, provided it is on the same VRC level or on any higher VRC level.
And, if there is no code available for the include function, then there is no point in copying the function in the current VRC, as at the time of execution the script will look for the function called (supposed to be present in the include function), and will throw an error, if it does not find one!!
Please correct me, if I am wrong.
:confused:

Hi, Morpheus.
You right certainly.
I have hastened with conclusions. I in BAAN recently.