CONTROL
- Introduction to CTRL
  An introduction to the product's own programming language Control(CTRL).
- CONTROL Classes
- Types of Control Functions
  An overview of the types of functions distinguished within Control.
  - 32/64 bit Functions
  - Administration of Managers, Modules and Panels - Functions
  - Alert Handling Functions
    These functions are associated with data points and respond to alerts and changes to alerts.
  - Blob Functions
  - Communication Functions
  - Connection Functions
    Connection functions can be used to establish connections to alerts, data points and system events.
  - Crypthographic Functions
  - Database Functions
  - Data point Functions
  - Error Functions
  - File Functions
  - Graphics Functions
  - Input Recording Functions
  - Mapping Functions
  - Mathematical Functions
  - MindSphere Connector Functions
  - Miscellaneous Functions
  - Multilingual Functionality
  - Project administration Functions
  - Query Functions
  - Redu/Dist Functions
  - Reference - Focus Policy - Functions
  - Selection and Configuration Dialogs - Functions
  - Semaphore Functions
  - String Functions
  - Time Functions
    - day()
      The method returns the day of the month.
    - dayLightSaving()
      The method checks whether it is winter or summer time.
    - daySecond()
      The method returns the seconds of a day.
    - daysInMonth()
      The method returns the days of a month.
    - daysInYear()
      The method returns the days in a year.
    - hour()
      The method returns the hour of a time.
    - isLeapYear()
      The function returns the information whether this is a leap year.
    - setMicroSeconds()
      The method sets the microseconds.
    - milliseconds()
      The method returns the milliseconds of a time.
    - minute()
      The method returns the minute of a time.
    - month()
      The month returns the month of a time.
    - nanoSeconds()
      The function returns the nanoseconds of a time.
    - quarter()
      The function returns the quarter portion (1 to 4) of a time t.
    - second()
      The method returns the seconds of a time.
    - setDate()
      The method setDate sets a date.
    - setMilliSeconds()
      The method sets the milliseconds.
    - setNanoSeconds()
      The method sets the nanoseconds.
    - setTime()
      The method sets the time.
  - Threads Functions
  - User Administration Functions
  - Vector / Dynamic arrays - Functions
  - Waiting Control Functions
  - Window Functions
    This chapter lists all functions used to control windows and panels, such as ChildPanelOn, LayerOn, LayerOff, PanelOff, RootPanelOn, SwitchLayer, ZoomModule, and related dialog and module operations.
  - Window Functions
    This chapter lists all functions used to control windows and panels, such as ChildPanelOn, LayerOn, LayerOff, PanelOff, RootPanelOn, SwitchLayer, ZoomModule, and related dialog and module operations.
  - XML Control Extension Functions
- Control graphics
- CONTROL Functions
- CTRL Debugger
  With the CTRL Debugger you can debug the programming language Control.
- CtrlExtension
  The CtrlExtension allows the addition of custom C++ code.
- CTRLPPCheck
  Save time and money with increased code quality in your projects

setDate()

The method setDate sets a date.

Synopsis

int time.setDate(int year, int month, int day);

Description

Sets a date. Note that year 0 does not exist. setDate() does not change the time.

Return Value

In case of illegal dates, the function returns -1 and otherwise 0.

Example

main()
{
  time t;
  DebugN("Set the date:", t.setDate(2021,3,5));
}

Assignment

Time function

Availability

UI,CTRL