Liquid XML Runtime for .Net - SetDateTime

Liquid XML Runtime for .Net - SetDateTime - XmlDateTime

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This feature has been superseded by Liquid XML Objects.
(The original functionality is still included in the product)

void SetDateTime(XmlDateTime xmldt)

This feature has been superseded by Liquid XML Objects.
(The original functionality is still included in the product)

void SetDateTime(System.DateTime dt)

This feature has been superseded by Liquid XML Objects.
(The original functionality is still included in the product)

void SetDateTime(short year, byte month, byte day, byte hour, byte minute, byte second)

This feature has been superseded by Liquid XML Objects.
(The original functionality is still included in the product)

void SetDateTime(short year, byte month, byte day, byte hour, byte minute, byte second, short milli, short micro, short nano)

		Property	Description
		Argument xmldt	Copies the XmlDateTime held in xmldt
		Argument dt	Copies the date time stored in dt. The resulting XmlDateTime is of type 'datetime'
		Argument year	sets the Year part of the date. (Valid Range -9999 to 9999)
		Argument month	sets the Month part of the date. Jan = 1, Feb = 2 etc. (Valid Range = 1 to 12)
		Argument day	sets the Day part of the date. (Valid Range = 1 to days in month)
		Argument hour	sets the Hours part of the date. (Valid Range = 0 to 23)
		Argument minute	sets the Minutes part of the date. (Valid Range = 0 to 59)
		Argument second	sets the Seconds part of the date. (Valid Range = 0 to 59)
		Argument milli	sets the Milli-Seocnds part of the date. (Valid Range = 0 to 999)
		Argument micro	sets the Micro-Seocnds part of the date. (Valid Range = 0 to 999)
		Argument nano	sets the Nano-Seocnds part of the date. (Valid Range = 0 to 9)
		Description	Populates this CDateTime as type dateTime.
		Remarks	This method is overloaded allowing different values to be set. Any values that are not provided are set to 0. NOTE: XmlDateTime uses the XML Schema formula for proleptic Gregorian calendar where year 0 is illegal and -4 (4BC) as a leap year. Throws: LtInvalidValueException thrown on parsing invalid values. Throws: LtInvalidStateException thrown if this DateTimes current type is not either zeroYear or dateTime.

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