System.Win.Registry.TRegistry.WriteDateTime

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Delphi

procedure WriteDateTime(const Name: string; Value: TDateTime);

C++

void __fastcall WriteDateTime(const System::UnicodeString Name, System::TDateTime Value);

Properties

Type	Visibility	Source	Unit	Parent
procedure function	public	System.Win.Registry.pas System.Win.Registry.hpp	System.Win.Registry	TRegistry

Description

Stores a datetime value in a specifically named data value associated with the current key.

Call WriteDateTime to store a datetime value in a data value associated with the current key.

Name is a string containing the name of the data value in which to store data. If Name already exists, its current value is overwritten by WriteDateTime. If Name does not exist, it is created.

Value is a datetime value to store in the registry.

If WriteDateTime fails, an exception is raised, and the value is not written to the registry.

If successful, WriteDateTime stores a TDateTime value. The integral part of a TDateTime value is the number of days that have passed since 12/30/1899. The fractional part of a TDateTime value is the time of day.

See Also

• CurrentKey

• ReadDateTime

• WriteDate

• WriteTime

Code Examples

• TRegistry (Delphi)
• TRegistry (C++)