hi all,
I'm trying to place the date and time in my statusbar, but the time does not change and remains static, I think I need a loop or something, I google it and found several ways to get time from my system, and this is the only one that works with 12h am-pm
Code://add time.h struct tm newtime; char am_pm []="am"; char t_buf [26]; __time64_t long_time; errno_t err; _time64 (&long_time); err = _localtime64_s (&newtime, &long_time); if (newtime. tm_hour>12) strcpy_s (am_pm, sizeof (am_pm),"pm"); if (newtime. tm_hour>12) newtime.tm_hour -=12; if (newtime. tm_hour==0) newtime.tm_hour =12; err = asctime_s (t_buf,26,&newtime); wsprintf (t_buffer,"%.19s %s",t_buf, am_pm); SendMessage (h_statusbar, SB_SETTEXT, 0, (LPARAM) t_buffer);maybe is simple but can not get a function for that, I do not want to do it for me, just guide me or the name of a function and excuse my language, I'm from latin america ^^Code://more optimized char am_pm []="am"; SYSTEMTIME slt; GetLocalTime (&slt); if (slt.wHour>12) strcpy_s (am_pm, sizeof (am_pm),"pm"); if (slt.wHour>12) slt.wHour -=12; if (slt.wHour==0) slt.wHour =12; wsprintf (t_buffer, "%02d/%02d/%d @ %02d:%02d:%02d %s", slt.wDay, slt.wMonth,slt.wYear, slt.wHour,slt.wMinute,slt.wSecond, am_pm); SendMessage (h_statusbar, SB_SETTEXT, 0, (LPARAM) t_buffer);
regards


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