Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by geoff.
A PureBasic command or commands to set the system clock and system time would be convenient.
I mentioned this to you privately, Fred, but I thought it belongs on the Forum to see whether others think it would be worth your effort, or maybe tell me there is a simple alternative.
I've been using PureBasic for a few days now and I am impressed. It's easy to use and fast. I wish I'd had this years ago. Brilliant!
Set system time
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by Pupil.
Try using Win API calls, 'SetSystemTime_(@time.SYSTEMTIME)'.
Where the variable 'time' is a structured variable that contains the time you want to set.
The structure 'SYSTEMTIME is predefined in purebasic and looks like this:
Try using Win API calls, 'SetSystemTime_(@time.SYSTEMTIME)'.
Where the variable 'time' is a structured variable that contains the time you want to set.
The structure 'SYSTEMTIME is predefined in purebasic and looks like this:
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Structure SYSTEMTIME
wYear.w
wMonth.w
wDayOfWeek.w
wDay.w
wHour.w
wMinute.w
wSecond.w
wMilliseconds.w
EndStructure
; No neeed for you to declare the structure above, cause, as i said, it's allready predefined by PB.
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