TryParse Method (TdIntervalDayToHour)

The specified string is converted into an equivalent TdIntervalDayToHour.

The specified string is converted into an equivalent TdIntervalDayToHour interval. A true is returned if the conversion succeeded, false otherwise.

Syntax

Visual Basic
C#
C++/CLI

'Declaration
 
Public Shared Function TryParse( _
   ByVal value As String, _
   ByRef result As TdIntervalDayToHour _
) As Boolean

'Usage
 
Dim value As String
Dim result As TdIntervalDayToHour
Dim value As Boolean
 
value = TdIntervalDayToHour.TryParse(value, result)

public static bool TryParse( 
   string value,
   out TdIntervalDayToHour result
)

public:
static bool TryParse( 
   String^ value,
   [Out] TdIntervalDayToHour result
)

Parameters

value: A string to be converted into a TdIntervalDayToHour.
result: The converted string into a TdIntervalDayToHour.

Return Value

true if the conversion of succeeded, false otherwise.

Remarks

This method supports the following string formats:

String Format	Description
General interval format.	[sign][days] [hh]
SQL literal format. This string may be used in a SQL statement.	INTERVAL [sign]'[days] [hh]' DAY TO HOUR

Below is the description of each format item.

Format Item	Description
sign	If negative a minus sign will be displayed.
days	The number of days (one to four digits in length).
hh	The number of hours from 00 - 23.

Cultural settings are not supported.

While parsing the value the TdIntervalDayToHour.Precision will be set to the number of digits contained within the day component.

For example a value of "100 10" will contain a precision of 3.

Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2019

Reference

TdIntervalDayToHour Structure
TdIntervalDayToHour Members