C#

Try wrote:

I am using VC++ GDI+

Try wrote:

Oh! I am sorry.

I am actually using VC#.
I have edited the post..

Confusion...

public delegate void MyDelegate(string arg1, bool arg2);<br />
public static class MyExtensions<br />
{<br />
    public static void DoStuff(this string arg1, bool arg2)<br />
    {<br />
    }<br />
}

MyDelegate del = MyExtensions.DoStuff;<br />
del.BeginInvoke("hoi", false, some, thing);

Member 4475969 wrote:

I need to have that method as an extension

gareth111 wrote:

betweenEnd.AddHours(24);

var betweenStart = DateTime.Now.Date;
var betweenEnd = betweenStart.AddDays(1);

Ed.Poore wrote:

Because DateTime is a struct then you have to assign it back to the same variable

Ed.Poore wrote:

that wasn't a bad reply for someone who just woke up after the first night of serious drinking in 4 years

DateTime now = DateTime.Now;
int foo =  now.Something + now.SomethingElse + ...;

DateTime tempDate = DateTime.Now.AddDays(1);
DateTime betweenEnd = new DateTime(tempDate.Year, tempDate.Month, tempDate.Day, 0, 0, 0, 0);

gareth111 wrote:

your suggestion would need stored procs

DateTime betweenStart = DateTime.Today;
DateTime betweenEnd = betweenStart.AddDays(1);

where someDate >= @BetweenStart and someDate < @BetweenEnd

gareth111 wrote:

The only thing i do with the DateTimes after creating them is to do a ToString().