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ilansch
ilansch

Reputation: 4878

MFC C++, adding seconds (int) to a current CTime variable

noob to C++. I have a CTime (actually it's a CTimeEx) object. The value of the time value is:

CExTime now = now.GetSystemTime();

I am receiving an int, such as 60, to add to that time; this means that if I have 12:01:30 , then I'd want 12:02:30.

How can I add the int to the CTime? Would this work?

currBERecored.m_BeUpdateTime = now + secondsFromFile;

Upvotes: 0

Views: 2162

Answers (1)

Felice Pollano
Felice Pollano

Reputation: 33262

You can add via the + operator a CTimeSpan to a CTime object. The CTimeSpan is the correct class to represent a time interval, you can construct a CTimeSpan of a certain number of seconds by using this constructor:

CTimeSpan(
   __time64_t time 
) throw( );

in which time is the desired amount of seconds.

Upvotes: 2

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