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function EncodeDate(const Year, Month, Day Word):TclDateTime;
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function EncodeDate(Year, Month, Day: Word):TclDateTime;
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The EncodeDate function produces a TclDateTime return value from the passed Year, Month, and Day values.<br>
The EncodeDate function produces a TclDateTime return value from the passed Year, Month, and Day values.<br>
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Day = 1..31 (depending on month/year)<br>
Day = 1..31 (depending on month/year)<br>


'''Example:'''<br>
<b>Example</b><br>
:'''Base Syntax'''
  var
    myDate : TclDateTime;
 
  begin
    // Set my date variable using the EncodeDate function
    myDate := '''EncodeDate'''(2023, 02, 27);
    ShowMessage('Date set to '+DateToStr(myDate));
  end;


:'''TRObject Syntax'''
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var
  myDate : TclDateTime;
{
  // Set my date variable using the EncodeDate function
  myDate = EncodeDate(2023, 02, 27);
  ShowMessage('Date set to '+DateToStr(myDate));
}
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  var
<b>Output:</b><br>
    myDate : TclDateTime;
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Date set to 27.02.2023
  {
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    // Set my date variable using the EncodeDate function
    myDate = '''EncodeDate'''(2023, 02, 27);
    ShowMessage('Date set to '+DateToStr(myDate));
  }


'''Output:'''<br>
<h2> See Also </h2>
Date set to 27.02.2023
* [[System_Library#Date_and_Time_Functions | Date and Time Functions]]
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Latest revision as of 07:44, 24 December 2024

The EncodeDate function produces a TclDateTime return value from the passed Year, Month, and Day values.

The allowed parameter values ​​are:
Year = 2000..9999
Month = 1..12
Day = 1..31 (depending on month/year)

Example

 var
   myDate : TclDateTime;
 
 {
   // Set my date variable using the EncodeDate function
   myDate = EncodeDate(2023, 02, 27);
   ShowMessage('Date set to '+DateToStr(myDate));
 }

Output:

See Also