VarDateFromUdate function
Converts a time and date converted from MS-DOS format to variant format.
Syntax
HRESULT VarDateFromUdate( _In_ UDATE *pudateIn, _In_ ULONG dwFlags, _Out_ DATE *pdateOut );
Parameters
- pudateIn [in]
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The unpacked date.
- dwFlags [in]
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VAR_VALIDDATE if the date is valid.
- pdateOut [out]
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The packed date.
Return value
This function can return one of these values.
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Success. |
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One of the arguments is not valid. |
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Insufficient memory to complete the operation. |
Remarks
The UDATE structure is used with VarDateFromUdate, VarDateFromUdateEx, and VarUdateFromDate. It represents an unpacked date.
typedef struct {
SYSTEMTIME st;
USHORT wDayOfYear;
} UDATE;
The VarDateFromUdate function will accept invalid dates and try to fix them when resolving to a VARIANT time. For example, an invalid date such as 2/29/2001 will resolve to 3/1/2001. Only days are fixed, so invalid month values result in an error being returned. Days are checked to be between 1 and 31. Negative days and days greater than 31 results in an error. A day less than 31 but greater than the maximum day in that month has the day promoted to the appropriate day of the next month. A day equal to zero resolves as the last day of the previous month. For example, an invalid dates such as 2/0/2001 will resolve to 1/31/2001.
Calling VarDateFromUdate has the same effect as calling VarDateFromUdateEx with the LCID 0x0409.
Requirements
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