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    Extended Time Format Functions (with Milliseconds)



    Environment: Developed with VC6 SP2; Tested under Windows 2000

    Extended format a time string with milliseconds. The output string for a time could be 23:59:59.999.

    Prototypes

    size_t strfstime(char *strDest, 
                     size_t maxsize, 
                     const char *format, 
                     const SYSTEMTIME *stimeptr);
    
    size_t wcsfstime(wchar_t *strDest, 
                     size_t maxsize, 
                     const wchar_t *format, 
                     const SYSTEMTIME *timeptr);
    
    For additional compatibility information, see VC++ documentation for strftime and wcsftime..

    Return Value

    strfstime returns the number of characters placed in strDest if the total number of resulting characters, including the terminating null, is not more than maxsize. wcsfstime returns the corresponding number of wide characters. Otherwise, the functions return 0, and the contents of strDest is indeterminate.

    Parameters

    strDestOutput string
    maxsizeMaximum length of string
    formatFormat-control string
    stimeptrSYSTEMTIME data structure

    Remarks

    The strfstime and wcsfstime functions format the SYSTEMTIME time value in stimeptr according to the supplied format argument and store the result in the buffer strDest. At most, maxsize characters are placed in the string. For a description of the fields in the timeptr structure, see strftime and wcsftime. wcsfstime is the wide-character equivalent of strfstime; its string-pointer argument points to a wide-character string. These functions behave identically otherwise.

    Generic-Text Routine Mappings

    TCHAR.H Routine

    _UNICODE & _MBCS Not Defined
    _MBCS Defined
    _UNICODE Defined
    _tcsfstime strfstime strfstime wcsfstime 
    

    The format argument are the same as documented for VC++ functions strftime and wcsftime. Also one user defined additional format argument is now allowed. This argument is (default):

    %s        Milliseconds as decimal number (000 - 999)
    
    extern "C" {
     const char* strfscode( const char* code );
    
     size_t strfstime(char *strDest, 
                      size_t maxsize, 
                      const char *format, 
                      const SYSTEMTIME *stimeptr );
    
     const char* wcsfscode( const wchar_t* code );
    
     size_t wcsfstime(wchar_t *strDest, 
                      size_t maxsize, 
                      const wchar_t *format, 
                      const SYSTEMTIME *stimeptr );
    };
    
    // ------------------------------------------
    #ifdef _UNICODE
     #define _tcsfstime wcsftime
    #else // _MBCS
     #define _tcsfstime strfstime
    #endif
    
    static char szFCode[3] = _T("%s");
    
    const char* strfscode( const char* code )
    {
     if( code ){
      strncpy( szFCode, code, sizeof(szFCode)-1);
      szFCode[2] = char(0);
     }
    
     return szFCode;
    }
    
    size_t strfstime(char *strDest, size_t maxsize, 
                     const char *format, const SYSTEMTIME *stimeptr )
    {
     struct tm tmTime;
    
     memset(&tmTime, 0, sizeof(tmTime));
    
     tmTime.tm_sec = stimeptr->wSecond; // seconds after the minute - [0,59]
     tmTime.tm_min = stimeptr->wMinute; // minutes after the hour - [0,59]
     tmTime.tm_hour = stimeptr->wHour;  // hours since midnight - [0,23]
     ASSERT(stimeptr->wDay >= 1 && stimeptr->wDay <= 31);
    
     tmTime.tm_mday = stimeptr->wDay;  day of the month - [1,31]
     ASSERT(stimeptr->wMonth >= 1 && stimeptr->wMonth <= 12);
    
     tmTime.tm_mon = stimeptr->wMonth-1; // months since January - [0,11]
     ASSERT(stimeptr->wYear >= 1900);
    
     tmTime.tm_year = stimeptr->wYear-1900; // years since 1900 
     tmTime.tm_wday = stimeptr->wDayOfWeek; // days since Sunday - [0,6] 
    
     // tmTime.tm_yday = NOT USED HERE; // days since January 1 - [0,365] 
     // tmTime.tm_isdst = NOT USED HERE; // daylight savings time flag 
    
     const char* pStrFound = strstr(format, szFCode );
    
     if( pStrFound ){
    
      if( maxsize < (strlen(format)+1+3) )
       return 0;
    
      char* pNewFormat = new char[maxsize+1];
    
      long lOffset = pStrFound-format;
      strncpy(pNewFormat, format, lOffset);
      pNewFormat[lOffset] = char(0);
    
      char szMilliSec[4];
      itoa(stimeptr->wMilliseconds, szMilliSec, 10);
      for(int i=strlen(szMilliSec); i<3; i++ )
       strcat(pNewFormat+lOffset, "0"); 
    
      strcat(pNewFormat+lOffset, szMilliSec);
      strcat(pNewFormat+lOffset, format+lOffset+strlen(szFCode));
    
      size_t size = strftime( strDest, maxsize, pNewFormat, &tmTime );
    
      delete pNewFormat;
    
      return size;
     }
    
     return strftime( strDest, maxsize, format, &tmTime );
    }
    
    // ------------------------------------------
    
    static wchar_t wszFCode_t[3] = L"%s";
    
    const char* wcsfscode( const wchar_t* code )
    {
     if( code ){
      wcsncpy( wszFCode_t, code, sizeof(szFCode)-1);
      wszFCode_t[2] = wchar_t(0);
     }
    
     return szFCode;
    }
    
    size_t wcsfstime(wchar_t *strDest, size_t maxsize, 
                     const wchar_t *format, const SYSTEMTIME *stimeptr )
    {
     struct tm tmTime;
    
     memset(&tmTime, 0, sizeof(tmTime));
    
     tmTime.tm_sec = stimeptr->wSecond;  seconds after the minute - [0,59] 
     tmTime.tm_min = stimeptr->wMinute; // minutes after the hour - [0,59] 
     tmTime.tm_hour = stimeptr->wHour; // hours since midnight - [0,23] 
     ASSERT(stimeptr->wDay >= 1 && stimeptr->wDay <= 31);
    
     tmTime.tm_mday = stimeptr->wDay; // day of the month - [1,31] 
     ASSERT(stimeptr->wMonth >= 1 && stimeptr->wMonth <= 12);
    
     tmTime.tm_mon = stimeptr->wMonth-1; // months since January - [0,11] 
     ASSERT(stimeptr->wYear >= 1900);
    
     tmTime.tm_year = stimeptr->wYear-1900; // years since 1900 
     tmTime.tm_wday = stimeptr->wDayOfWeek; // days since Sunday - [0,6] 
    
     // tmTime.tm_yday = NOT USED HERE; // days since January 1 - [0,365] 
     // tmTime.tm_isdst = NOT USED HERE; // daylight savings time flag 
    
     const wchar_t* pStrFound = wcsstr(format, wszFCode_t );
    
     if( pStrFound ){
      if( maxsize < (wcslen(format)+1+3) )
       return 0;
    
      wchar_t* pNewFormat = new wchar_t[maxsize+1];
    
      long lOffset = pStrFound-format;
      wcsncpy(pNewFormat, format, lOffset);
      pNewFormat[lOffset] = wchar_t(0);
    
      wchar_t wszMilliSec[4];
      _itow(stimeptr->wMilliseconds, wszMilliSec, 10);
      for(int i=wcslen(wszMilliSec); i<3; i++ )
      wcscat(pNewFormat+lOffset, L"0"); 
    
      wcscat(pNewFormat+lOffset, wszMilliSec);
      wcscat(pNewFormat+lOffset, format+lOffset+wcslen(wszFCode_t));
    
      size_t size = wcsftime( strDest, maxsize, pNewFormat, &tmTime );
    
      delete pNewFormat;
    
      return size;
     }
    
     return wcsftime( strDest, maxsize, format, &tmTime );
    }
    

    Example

    // Create system time structure
    SYSTEMTIME SystemTime;
    GetSystemTime(&SystemTime);
    
    // Create time string with milliseconds
    TCHAR strDest[32];
    
    size_t iSize = strfstime(strDest, 
                             sizeof(strDest), 
                             T("%H:%M:%S.%s"), 
                             &SystemTime );
    
    if( iSize > 0 ){
     // .... do something with the time string
    }	
    

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