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1994-01-17
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{****************************************************************}
{ ClockUnit }
{ }
{ By Hans Luyten , Using HighSpeed Pascal 1.10 with OS2.0 Units. }
{ A small demo on how to read the clock using OS2.x and higher. }
{ Uses Utility.library and Battclock.resource !! }
{ NOTE: This will NOT work on systems with <OS2.0 !! }
{****************************************************************}
Unit ClockUnit;
INTERFACE
Uses Exec, Utility, BattClock;
VAR
Current : pClockData; { Need this for clock data -> Utility unit }
FUNCTION GetTimeDate(VAR Hour,Min,Sec,Day,Month,Year:Word;
VAR WDay:string):BOOLEAN;
IMPLEMENTATION
FUNCTION GetTimeDate(VAR Hour,Min,Sec,Day,Month,Year:Word;
VAR WDay:string):BOOLEAN;
BEGIN
UtilityBase:=OpenLibrary('utility.library',36); { Open utility.library }
BattClockBase:=OpenResource(BATTCLOCKNAME); { Open resource }
IF (BattClockBase<>NIL)AND(UtilityBase<>NIL) THEN { All opened ?? }
BEGIN
NEW(Current); { Allocate memory for ClockData }
Amiga2Date(ReadBattClock,Current); { Convert AmigaData->NormalDate }
Hour:=Current^.hour;
Min:=Current^.min;
Sec:=Current^.sec;
Day:=Current^.mday;
Month:=Current^.month;
Year:=Current^.year;
CASE Current^.wday OF
1: WDay:='Monday'; { Current^.wday=1 }
2: WDay:='Tuesday'; { Current^.wday=2 }
3: WDay:='Wednesday'; { Current^.wday=3 }
4: WDay:='Thursday'; { Current^.wday=4 }
5: WDay:='Friday'; { Current^.wday=5 }
6: WDay:='Saturday'; { Current^.wday=6 }
7: WDay:='Sunday'; { Current^.wday=7 }
END;
CloseLibrary(UtilityBase); { Close utility.library }
GetTimeDate:=TRUE;
END
ELSE
GetTimeDate:=FALSE;
END;
BEGIN
END.