'Declaration
 
Public Overloads Shared Function Parse( _
   ByVal value As String, _
   ByVal provider As IFormatProvider _
) As TdTimeWithTimeZone

'Usage
 
Dim value As String
Dim provider As IFormatProvider
Dim value As TdTimeWithTimeZone
 
value = TdTimeWithTimeZone.Parse(value, provider)

public static TdTimeWithTimeZone Parse( 
   string value,
   IFormatProvider provider
)

public:
static TdTimeWithTimeZone Parse( 
   String^ value,
   IFormatProvider^ provider
) 

Parameters

value

The string that is to be converted into a TdTimeWithTimeZone.

provider

An IFormatProvider that supplies culture specific information about the format of value.

Return Value

The string is parsed using the culture information contained in the specified Globalization.DateTimeFormatInfo object.

If the time contains sub-seconds, the separator that must be used in the string is a decimal point ("."). For example, in the string "10:21:22.2321+08:00" the sub-seconds is separated from the number of seconds using a decimal point.

When the value is parsed the TdTimeWithTimeZone.Scale will be set to the number of digits in the sub-seconds component (digits that are to the right of the decimal point). Therefore, a TdTime of "12:32:11.0000" will have a Scale of 4, and "23:43:22.121000" will have a scale of 6.

An attempt is made to avoid throwing a FormatException. Any unrecognized characters in the string will be ignored. An exception to this is the case when the number of digits to the right of the decimal point exceed the maximum scale of 6. If the number of digits exceed the maximum scale, a FormatException will get thrown. Trailing zeroes are ignored.

However, when a custom culture is used it is possible that the Parse will fail. A time string that contains custom culture specific date elements is very difficult to parse. The string may not match any of the implicit patterns that are used to parse a string.

If a UTC offset is specified in the string it must appear at the end.

If the value contains a "Z" or "GMT", the UTC offset has been accounted for in the time. Therefore, the UTC offset of the TdTimeWithTimeZone that is returned will be set to "00:00".

If the value does not contain a UTC offset, "Z", or "GMT" the UTC offset of the TdTimeWithTimeZone that is returned will be set to the local UTC offset.

If the value contains the string "NULL" a TdTimeWithTimeZone.Null will be returned.

Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 R2

Reference

TdTimeWithTimeZone Structure
TdTimeWithTimeZone Members
Overload List