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Writes the time from a string, based on the given custom time string formats, and locale properties.
[Visual Basic .NET]
Public Sub SetFromTimeStringCustom ( _
ByVal timeStringFormat As String, _
ByVal LocaleID As Integer, _
ByVal amSymbol As String, _
ByVal pmSymbol As String, _
ByVal timeString As String _
)
[C#]
public void SetFromTimeStringCustom (
string timeStringFormat,
int LocaleID,
string amSymbol,
string pmSymbol,
string timeString
);
[C++]
HRESULT SetFromTimeStringCustom(
BSTR timeStringFormat,
long LocaleID,
BSTR amSymbol,
BSTR pmSymbol,
BSTR timeString
);
[C++] Parameters timeStringFormat [in]
timeStringFormat is a parameter of type BSTR LocaleID [in]
LocaleID is a parameter of type long amSymbol [in]
amSymbol is a parameter of type BSTR pmSymbol [in]
pmSymbol is a parameter of type BSTR timeString [in]
timeString is a parameter of type BSTR
The passed time string is assumed to be in a format specified by the time format string, date format string, and using the AM/PM designators. The time format string uses the following symbols:
h = hour (12 hour clock)
H = hour (24 hour clock)
m = minute
s = second
t = am/pm designator
hh,mm,ss indicate that there is a leading zero for values less than 10
h,m,s indicate that there is no leading zero
Note that the am/pm designator should not be present when the time is measured using a 24-hour clock
the AM/PM designators will only be used if the time string contains the "t" value
The date format string uses the following symbols:
M = month of the year
d = day of the month
y = year
MM and dd indicate that there is a leading zero when the month/day is less than 10
M and d indicate that there is no leading zero
yy indicates a 2 digit year
yyyy indicates a 4 digit year