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Please provide a simple code example of how to add some number of minutes to the time when it is an integer in ToTime() format (hhmmss) . For example, what is the code to add 30 minutes (in integer format 003000) to the time 095000 (09:50:00) so that the result is 102000 (10:20:00) ? I'm not concerned about the date changing.
Question - Is there a way to convert ToTime back to DateTime() format? As before the actual date is not important - just the Time. Thanks |
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If you want to work with time at that level then I would use the DateTime structure that is returned from the Time[int barsAgo] array. ToTime() is just a method to make it easy for non-programmers to do time comparisons. Working with DateTime structures gives you complete access and flexibility.
You could do something like: DateTime newTime = Time[0]; newTime.AddMinutes(30); // Adds 30 minutes to the value of this instance DOC on the DateTime structure can be found here - http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib....datetime.aspx
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What I need is a specific time - the day session start time (0830 Central time) in DateTime format. Then I can use AddMinutes to compute a new DateTime and finally convert back to integer time with ToTime.
How can I convert to DateTime format for today (or any day) at 0830 am such that I can add a variable number of minutes to it? |
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Please see the following documentation.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/272ba130.aspx This will give you an idea on how to create a specific instance of time. For example: DateTime newTime = new DateTime(2007, 6, 9, 8, 30, 0);
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I'm good to go. Thanks for the prompt reply.
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