Quick-tip 88 demonstrates a behavior of the TradeStation DateTime object. In particular it looks at how you could save the temporary value of a DateTime object into another DateTime object using the Value property.
{ Quick-tip 88 demonstrates a behavior of the TradeStation DateTime object. In particular it looks at how you could save the temporary value of a DateTime object into another DateTime object using the Value property. According to the EasyLanguage help files, Value 'gets and sets the current date and time as a string. Equivalent to ToString() when getting a date/time and Parse() when setting a date/time.'} // ********************************************************************************************************* // Namespaces where the class definitions can be found // ********************************************************************************************************* Using elsystem; Inputs: int FirstDate( 1230630 ), // The first date that a volume profile is created for int StartTime( 0100 ); Vars: int Var1( 0 ), int Var2( 0 ), DateTime StartDT( Null ), DateTime HistStartDT( Null ), DateTime StartDT2( Null ); Once Begin ClearPrintLog; Var1 = 5000; Var2 = Var1; Print( " 1 ", " Var1 ", Var1, " Var2 ", Var2 ); Var1 = 10000; Print( " 2 ", " Var1 ", Var1, " Var2 ", Var2 ); StartDT = DateTime.FromELDateAndTime( FirstDate, StartTime ); HistStartDT = New DateTime; Print( " 3 ", " StartDT ", StartDT.ToString( ), " HistStartDT ", HistStartDT.ToString( ) ); HistStartDT = StartDT; Print( " 4 ", " StartDT ", StartDT.ToString( ), " HistStartDT ", HistStartDT.ToString( ) ); StartDT.AddMinutes( 45 ); Print( " 5 ", " StartDT ", StartDT.ToString( ), " HistStartDT ", HistStartDT.ToString( ) ); HistStartDT.Value = StartDT.Value; StartDT.AddMinutes( 15 ); Print( " 6 ", " StartDT ", StartDT.ToString( ), " HistStartDT ", HistStartDT.ToString( ) ); StartDT2 = New DateTime; StartDT2.Value = StartDT.Value; StartDT.AddMinutes( 29 ); Print( " 7 ", " StartDT ", StartDT.ToString( ), " StartDT2 ", StartDT2.ToString( ) ); End; { ** Copyright (c) 2023 Markplex Corporation. All rights reserved. ** ** Markplex Corporation reserves the right to modify or overwrite this analysis technique on its https://markplex.com Web site. ** }
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