HELP - SetData Time

[toofat]

This doesn't work for me.

$Time = GUICtrlCreateDate ('23:59:59', 100, 112, 75, 20, $DTS_TIMEFORMAT)
GUICtrlSetData ($Time, '22:13:24')

It just keeps displaing '23:59:59'.

What am I doing wrong ???

P.S.

Sorry for bad spelling, if any.

[Guest JRowe_1]

This doesn't work for me.

$Time = GUICtrlCreateDate ('23:59:59', 100, 112, 75, 20, $DTS_TIMEFORMAT)
GUICtrlSetData ($Time, '22:13:24')

It just keeps displaing '23:59:59'.

What am I doing wrong ???

P.S.

Sorry for bad spelling, if any.

Set a variable at the beginning of your script, then initialize your date object :

You'll need to format your $currentDate variable, but it works

$currentDate = @MON &"/" & @MDAY&"/" & @Year
$DateBoxControl = GUICtrlCreateDate($currentDate, 13, 64, 106, 24, $WS_TABSTOP)

[toofat]

Set a variable at the beginning of your script, then initialize your date object :

You'll need to format your $currentDate variable, but it works

$currentDate = @MON &"/" & @MDAY&"/" & @Year
$DateBoxControl = GUICtrlCreateDate($currentDate, 13, 64, 106, 24, $WS_TABSTOP)

I think you didn't understand what I was asking ... Through GUICtrlCreateDate and $DTS_TIMEFORMAT I am setting time control (not date). When I try to change the set time to another time with GUICtrlSetData, well, the time stays the same.

[Guest JRowe_1]

I did misunderstand.

I suggest that you set the $currentDate (like in my script, but formatted for time) to be your dynamic updating variable and try that, I'll give it a go here in a few minutes.

[toofat]

OK, my fault. Got it. Not like this ...

$Time = GUICtrlCreateDate ('23:59:59', 100, 112, 75, 20, $DTS_TIMEFORMAT)
GUICtrlSetData ($Time, '22:13:24')
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where the date portion of the time can be any date (current date maybe) because GUICtrlRead will return just the time and time control will display just the specified time ...