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[jfuller]

split it in to seconds/minutes etc.

What i need returned is three variables, one containing the seconds, one containing the minutes and.....yep you guessed it...one containing the hours.

Cheers
Jamie

[jfuller]

Sorry guys, Sorted it.

Need to create a systemtime object and call them using

SYETEMTIME SystemTime;
hour=SystemTime.wHour;
Minutes=SystemTime.wMinutes;
Secondsr=SystemTime.wHour;

Thanks anyway.

[jfuller]

Hmmm, hit a problem again,

The time seems to be static?

Requesting the variables again doesnt update the values,

so if I have

min=SystemTime.wMinute;

and then 13 minutes later have

anothermin=SystemTime.wMinute;

min and anothermin are identical, Do I have to call some function to update the SystemTime Struct?

Cheers
Jamie

[BenJeremy]

QUOTE (jfuller @ Feb 28 2003, 03:53 AM)

Hmmm, hit a problem again, The time seems to be static? Requesting the variables again doesnt update the values, so if I have min=SystemTime.wMinute; and then 13 minutes later have anothermin=SystemTime.wMinute; min and anothermin are identical, Do I have to call some function to update the SystemTime Struct? Cheers Jamie

Well, if you are just looking for elapsed time, I always use GetTickCount(), which returns milliseconds since reset.

As for updating your variable, you should be doing a GetSystemTime(&SystemTime); call when you need it to be current....

[jfuller]

Thanks once again!