Split time string to value
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I was asked | I was asked how to split a string from a textbox to its given hour and minute values. | ||
let x='22:12'.split(':'.tochararray) in | let x='22:12'.split(':'.tochararray) in | ||
( | ( | ||
Integer.Parse(x.at0(0)).asstring+' hours and '+Integer.Parse(x.at0(1)).asstring+' minutes' | Integer.Parse(x.at0(0)).asstring+' hours and '+Integer.Parse(x.at0(1)).asstring+' minutes' | ||
) | ) | ||
Why you | Why, you ask? Well, consider having this in a ReverseDerived string representing the clock. Once you have the parts, you can update a Datetime value with these for storage. | ||
Or maybe like this: | Or maybe do something like this: | ||
let x='22:12'.split(':'.tochararray) in( | let x='22:12'.split(':'.tochararray) in( | ||
DateTime.Parse('0001-01-01 '+x.at0(0)+':'+x.at0(1)) | DateTime.Parse('0001-01-01 '+x.at0(0)+':'+x.at0(1)) | ||
) | ) | ||
Later, I found that this article addresses the same issue in a wider context together with the derived settable attribute here: [[Derived settable attributes]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:47, 10 February 2024
I was asked how to split a string from a textbox to its given hour and minute values.
let x='22:12'.split(':'.tochararray) in
(
Integer.Parse(x.at0(0)).asstring+' hours and '+Integer.Parse(x.at0(1)).asstring+' minutes'
)
Why, you ask? Well, consider having this in a ReverseDerived string representing the clock. Once you have the parts, you can update a Datetime value with these for storage.
Or maybe do something like this:
let x='22:12'.split(':'.tochararray) in(
DateTime.Parse('0001-01-01 '+x.at0(0)+':'+x.at0(1))
)
Later, I found that this article addresses the same issue in a wider context together with the derived settable attribute here: Derived settable attributes.
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