Thank you for your help. I knew how to initialize a DateTime type. But since I need only the time portion, I thought that maybe I was missing a Time type. Therefore, I will need to initialize my "time" variable with current (now) year, month, and day and set the time arguments from external source (xml file).
>Here's an example of setting a Datetime variable:
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>DateTime time = new DateTime(2002, 4, 22, 16, 8, 44);
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>//Time = 4/22/02 16:08:44
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>Retrieve just time:
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>Console.WriteLine("Time of Day: {0}\n", time.TimeOfDay);
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>Datetime's hold both date and time.
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>>I need to do a comparison of Time of day to a Time variable.
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>>I would use code like this:
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>>if (DateTime.Now.CompareTo( MyTime ) >= 0)
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>>My question is, say I want to set value of "12:40" to the variable Mytime. How do I define it?
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>>I tried:
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>>DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay MyTime = "12:40";
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>>But I get compiler error.
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>>Thank you in advance for your help.
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