| 2010-10-31 13:30:14 |
hakaishi |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2010-10-31 14:03:30 |
hakaishi |
description |
If adding less than 3*3600 secs everything is fine, but if it reaches three hours it adds one hour less. For examle adding 3 hours results in SomeTime+2 hours. You have to add 3600s to get the right time. Another Example: To get Time+4 hours you have to add 5 hours instead (only if you want to add 3 or more hours (>=3*3600 secs).
And there is anoter strange thing:
QDateTime thisTime = QDateTime::currentDateTime();
thisTime.addSecs(3600);
qDebug()<<thisTime;
This returns only the current time. addSecs(3600) seems to be ignored.
Kind regards
Hakaishi |
If adding less than 3*3600 secs everything is fine, but if it reaches three hours it adds one hour less. Note that this only occurs when adding to QDateTime SomeDateTime = dateEdit->dateTime(). For examle adding 3 hours results in SomeTime+2 hours. You have to add 3600s to get the right time. Another Example: To get Time+4 hours you have to add 5 hours instead (only if you want to add 3 or more hours (>=3*3600 secs).
An example code would look like this:
QDateTime nextDate = dateEdit->dateTime(); //the date is the current date
QDateTime timeInTheFuture = nextDate.addSecs(3*3600); //or (even if only one second) more than 3 hours
qDebug() << timeInTheFuture; //returns the current date and 2 hours
And there is anoter strange thing:
QDateTime thisTime = QDateTime::currentDateTime();
thisTime.addSecs(3600);
qDebug()<<thisTime;
This returns only the current time. addSecs(3600) seems to be ignored.
Kind regards
Hakaishi
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| 2010-10-31 14:15:40 |
hakaishi |
description |
If adding less than 3*3600 secs everything is fine, but if it reaches three hours it adds one hour less. Note that this only occurs when adding to QDateTime SomeDateTime = dateEdit->dateTime(). For examle adding 3 hours results in SomeTime+2 hours. You have to add 3600s to get the right time. Another Example: To get Time+4 hours you have to add 5 hours instead (only if you want to add 3 or more hours (>=3*3600 secs).
An example code would look like this:
QDateTime nextDate = dateEdit->dateTime(); //the date is the current date
QDateTime timeInTheFuture = nextDate.addSecs(3*3600); //or (even if only one second) more than 3 hours
qDebug() << timeInTheFuture; //returns the current date and 2 hours
And there is anoter strange thing:
QDateTime thisTime = QDateTime::currentDateTime();
thisTime.addSecs(3600);
qDebug()<<thisTime;
This returns only the current time. addSecs(3600) seems to be ignored.
Kind regards
Hakaishi
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If adding less than 3*3600 seconds (3 hours) everything is fine, but if it reaches three hours it adds one hour less. Note that this only occurs when the set date is the current date. For examle adding 3 hours results in SomeTime+2 hours.
An example code would look like this:
QDateTime nextDate = dateEdit->dateTime(); //the date is the current date
QDateTime timeInTheFuture = nextDate.addSecs(3*3600); //or (even if only one second) more than 3 hours
qDebug() << timeInTheFuture; //returns the current date and 2 hours
And there is anoter strange thing:
QDateTime thisTime = QDateTime::currentDateTime();
thisTime.addSecs(3600);
qDebug()<<thisTime;
This returns only the current time. addSecs(3600) seems to be ignored.
Kind regards
Hakaishi
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| 2010-10-31 14:16:56 |
hakaishi |
description |
If adding less than 3*3600 seconds (3 hours) everything is fine, but if it reaches three hours it adds one hour less. Note that this only occurs when the set date is the current date. For examle adding 3 hours results in SomeTime+2 hours.
An example code would look like this:
QDateTime nextDate = dateEdit->dateTime(); //the date is the current date
QDateTime timeInTheFuture = nextDate.addSecs(3*3600); //or (even if only one second) more than 3 hours
qDebug() << timeInTheFuture; //returns the current date and 2 hours
And there is anoter strange thing:
QDateTime thisTime = QDateTime::currentDateTime();
thisTime.addSecs(3600);
qDebug()<<thisTime;
This returns only the current time. addSecs(3600) seems to be ignored.
Kind regards
Hakaishi
|
If adding less than 3*3600 seconds (3 hours) everything is fine, but if it reaches three hours it adds one hour less. Note that this only occurs when the set date is the current date. For examle adding 3 hours results in SomeTime+2 hours.
An example code would look like this:
QDateTime nextDate = dateEdit->dateTime(); //the date is the current date
QDateTime timeInTheFuture = nextDate.addSecs(3*3600); //or (even if only one second) more than 3 hours
qDebug() << timeInTheFuture; //returns the current date and 2 hours
And there is another strange thing:
QDateTime thisTime = QDateTime::currentDateTime();
thisTime.addSecs(3600);
qDebug()<<thisTime;
This returns only the current time. addSecs(3600) seems to be ignored.
Kind regards
Hakaishi
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| 2010-10-31 14:20:54 |
hakaishi |
description |
If adding less than 3*3600 seconds (3 hours) everything is fine, but if it reaches three hours it adds one hour less. Note that this only occurs when the set date is the current date. For examle adding 3 hours results in SomeTime+2 hours.
An example code would look like this:
QDateTime nextDate = dateEdit->dateTime(); //the date is the current date
QDateTime timeInTheFuture = nextDate.addSecs(3*3600); //or (even if only one second) more than 3 hours
qDebug() << timeInTheFuture; //returns the current date and 2 hours
And there is another strange thing:
QDateTime thisTime = QDateTime::currentDateTime();
thisTime.addSecs(3600);
qDebug()<<thisTime;
This returns only the current time. addSecs(3600) seems to be ignored.
Kind regards
Hakaishi
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If adding less than 3*3600 seconds (3 hours) everything is fine, but if it reaches three hours it adds one hour less. Note that this only occurs when the set date is the current date. For examle adding 3 hours results in SomeTime+2 hours.
An example code would look like this:
QDateTime nextDate = dateEdit->dateTime(); //the date is the current date
QDateTime timeInTheFuture = nextDate.addSecs(3*3600); //or (even if only one second) more than 3 hours
qDebug() << timeInTheFuture; //returns the current date 2 o'clock instead of 3 o'clock
And there is another strange thing:
QDateTime thisTime = QDateTime::currentDateTime();
thisTime.addSecs(3600);
qDebug()<<thisTime;
This returns only the current time. addSecs(3600) seems to be ignored.
Kind regards
Hakaishi
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| 2010-10-31 14:32:47 |
hakaishi |
description |
If adding less than 3*3600 seconds (3 hours) everything is fine, but if it reaches three hours it adds one hour less. Note that this only occurs when the set date is the current date. For examle adding 3 hours results in SomeTime+2 hours.
An example code would look like this:
QDateTime nextDate = dateEdit->dateTime(); //the date is the current date
QDateTime timeInTheFuture = nextDate.addSecs(3*3600); //or (even if only one second) more than 3 hours
qDebug() << timeInTheFuture; //returns the current date 2 o'clock instead of 3 o'clock
And there is another strange thing:
QDateTime thisTime = QDateTime::currentDateTime();
thisTime.addSecs(3600);
qDebug()<<thisTime;
This returns only the current time. addSecs(3600) seems to be ignored.
Kind regards
Hakaishi
|
If adding less than 3*3600 seconds (3 hours) everything is fine, but if it reaches three hours it adds one hour less. Note that this only occurs when the set date is the current date. For examle adding 3 hours results in SomeTime+2 hours.
An example code would look like this:
QDateTime today = QDateTime(QDate(2010,10,31)); //current date
QDateTime timeInTheFuture = today.addSecs(3*3600); //or (even if only one second) more than 3 hours
qDebug() << timeInTheFuture; //returns the current date 2 o'clock instead of 3 o'clock
And there is another strange thing:
QDateTime thisTime = QDateTime::currentDateTime();
thisTime.addSecs(3600);
qDebug()<<thisTime;
This returns only the current time. addSecs(3600) seems to be ignored.
Kind regards
Hakaishi
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| 2010-10-31 14:37:06 |
hakaishi |
tags |
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grave |
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| 2010-11-04 23:39:53 |
hakaishi |
qt4-x11 (Ubuntu): status |
New |
Invalid |
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