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I’m accessing Paradox file by binary reading.
But I have a question. I don’t know what conversion should I to do from Time in Paradox Database:
The
DateTimewill always has the date part.The
TimeSpanis most likely what you need. It can keep the hours, minutes… without date.EDIT: reaction to incorrect comment
Suggested mapping of the Time to DateTime is simply incorrect abstraction. Theny your C# property contains a date 01/01/0001 which is wrong (not intended) and also most be handled all the time you access such a property.
While
TimeSpan, can show exactly what we want: the time ellpased from the middnight. So if we do map time from DB type, this will provide us with out of the box functionality: can be loaded as time, can be stored as a time.