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Stephan Steiner
Hi
If I create a TimeSpan by subtracting two DateTime objects (DateTime begin,
DateTime end, TimeSpan span = end.Subtract(begin)) and convert the TimeSpan
into a string using ToString(), I should get something in the form
"hh:mm:ss.millisecondsnsmaller". I'm using the exact same code on both a PC
and a PDA, and on the PDA the result of the ToString() operation is
"hh:mm:ss" without milliseconds. Is there any way to get a more accurate
timespan?
Stephan
If I create a TimeSpan by subtracting two DateTime objects (DateTime begin,
DateTime end, TimeSpan span = end.Subtract(begin)) and convert the TimeSpan
into a string using ToString(), I should get something in the form
"hh:mm:ss.millisecondsnsmaller". I'm using the exact same code on both a PC
and a PDA, and on the PDA the result of the ToString() operation is
"hh:mm:ss" without milliseconds. Is there any way to get a more accurate
timespan?
Stephan