Hi everybody,



I need help.



I want to print the current time on the screen.  After research I managed to
run the codes below in regular C++.  But I could not make it to run in .NET
Framework environment.  Can anybody tell me how to make these codes to work
in .NET Framework or show me an alternative codes?



/*

the author said that you have to turn on debug multi-threading to make this
program works

*/



#include <afx.h>

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;



int main()

{

      CTime now = CTime::GetCurrentTime();

      CString str = now.Format(" %H:%M:%S - ");

      cout << str << endl;



      return 0;

}

On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 14:04:27 -0700, Allen Maki <allenm***@sbcglobal.net> 
wrote:

Looks to me like the sample code you've got is written for MFC, where the 
CTime class provides the functionality you seek.

In .NET Framework, you should look at the DateTime class for the same 
functionality.  DateTime.Now will get you the current time, and you can 
use Console.WriteLine() to print out a given DateTime instance.  For 
example:

     Console.WriteLine(DateTime.Now.ToString());

That will use the default formatting for the time.  You can use different 
formatting options to get the string output in a particular format.

Hope that helps.

Pete

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