I am using C++ and am using the TDateTime data type.
How can I get the current system date/time and place it into a TDateTime variable?
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I am using C++ and am using the TDateTime data type.
How can I get the current system date/time and place it into a TDateTime variable?
You call
Now(),TDateTime t = Now();. Here is a tutorial. You should be able to figure this stuff out by a simple search. Please try to make more effort in trying to figure out these problems by yourself.