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Author: Mark VanTassel
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Everyone has used good old time(NULL) to get timings accurate to the second. Some of you may have used GetSystemTime() to get sub-second timings. The really clever have found QueryPerformanceFrequency and QueryPerformanceCounter, which give timings accurate to a millisecond or better (for the record, I'm not among the really clever - I found out about those two by reading the Python documentation... Thanks, Guido!)....
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Author: ModuleSoft.net
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Module DatePicker is the DHTML calendar control that saves you time and improves user experience. It's flexible, customizable and it just works. And for developer, it integrates seamlessly into the Visual Studio 2003 development environment, providing fast and easy implementation....
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Active Calendar is an ASP.NET server control that allows users to select a date and/or time quickly using a professional looking date picker with a client-side managed event system. No postback to the server required, no external script file required. Active Calendar includes the Active DateTime technology. You can disable the visible calendar format and simply use the Active DateTime component of ActiveCalendar to provide a date/time selector group with client-side validation....
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Peter's Date Package provides your users with the best date and time entry fields on the web. It includes a powerful date textbox with popup calendar,stand-alone calendar, two time entry textboxes, month/year textbox(for credit cards), and 14 other controls. This is not your basic, no frills, filtered date textbox with date picker. These controls are exceptionally flexible so that they fit into your current web site's user interface.They have been designed to be very usable by your site visitors...
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Author: Essential Objects
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EO.Web Calendar package offers Calendar, Popup Calendar and Date/Time Picker control to easily implement Web calendar, drop down calendar, Web scheduler and date input box interface. It offers: * Complete client side and server side programming interface; * Extensive CSS style and image support; * Large set of pre-built design templates and ready to use samples; * Multi-month calendar support; * Template based customize title and footer support; * Multi-select support; * Customizable disabled da...
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Smart date picker is a powerful and fully configurable ASP.NET component, which comes with many convenient features. For the end-user, Smart date picker is easy to use, and for the developer it is easy to implement. In the other hand, its smart features like Globalization, Special Dates, Min/max date and Footer free text give the developer powerful tools to create complex application....
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Author: Ben Li
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Aspose.iCalendar is a .NET class library providing classes and algorithms useful for time-oriented Recurrence Patterns, or schedules. Many applications need to manage this type of information, which can often be quite complex to describe and manipulate. Aspose.iCalendar frees the programmer from these details, providing a simple, standards-based interface that can support complex patterns.The latest version created better Winforms and ASP.NET demos;ect....
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Author: ASP.NET
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Date and time picker control for ASP.NET web sites.
Supports all browsers, Supports all date and time formats,
Seamlessly supports all languages/locales, Supports input of null values, Automatic invalid date validation (client and server side), Display only mode, Autopostback, Appearance fully styleable...
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Active Calendar is an ASP.NET server control that allows users to select a date and/or time quickly using a professional looking date picker with a client-side managed navigation system. No postback to the server required, no external script file required....
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Author: Hadi Eskandari
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The Persian Calendar is used in most countries where Persian is spoken, although some regions use different month names. The Persian calendar is the official calendar of Iran and Afghanistan, and is one of the alternative calendars in regions such as Kazakhstan and Tajikistan. The Persian calendar is based on a solar year and is approximately 365 days long. A year cycles through four seasons, and a new year begins when the sun appears to cross the equator from the southern hemisphere to the nort...
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Author: Dean Wyant
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High resolution timing is supported in Win32 by the QueryPerformanceCounter and QueryPerformanceFrequency API calls. The timer resolution varies with the processor. Today's high speed processors have a timer resolution of less than a microsecond. Of course, this is a much better resolution than the GetTickCount API! Using the QueryPerformanceCounter calls directly takes too much typing and the resulting code is usually hard to read. So, I looked all over the net for a timer class but I could not...
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Author: Michael Dunn
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So you thought Y2K was behind us all? Not entirely. I've had some Y2K thoughts bouncing around in my head for a while, and with the new millennium really upon us now, I thought it would be a good time to talk about Y2K bugs and why you still need to be wary of them when writing code. This article talks about Y2K issues that were never addressed during the media blitz of 1999. The ideas can be applied to any programming language....
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Author: Ralf Wirtz
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The parser's date & time class is based on the Julian Day system. The Julian Day is the number of days since noon on January 1, -4712, i.e., January 1, 4713 BC. It was proposed by J. J. Scaliger in 1583, so the name for this system derived from Julius Scaliger (not Julius Caesar). Scaliger defined Day One as a day when three calendrical cycles converged. The first cycle was the 28 year period over which the Julian calendar repeats days of the week (the so-called solar number). After 28 years, al...
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Author: Orkun GEDiK
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This article describes a time client which uses RFC 868 protocol. The program uses TCP port 37 for connection with a time server. This is a MFC based console application. The time is calculated and converted to 64-bit in the first and second lines and then converted to local time zone before being converted to a SYSTEMTIME structure. Last of all the system time is set....
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Author: Ben Aldhouse
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I thought this would be easy. It wasn't particularly. Hopefully, this article will make life easier for others who want to perform the same task. Sometimes, things just take longer than you think they're going to. For instance, when I wanted to write code to calculate the age of files in my program, I thought that it would be a pretty straight forward affair. Obviously it's a matter of getting the current time and subtracting the creation time of the file. However, file times and the system time...
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Author: Chris Maunder, LeRoy Baxter
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There has been a lot of interest about the correct method of calculating leap years lately, especially since it seems many programmers have got it wrong. Before Y2K the approximation "a leap year occurs every four years" was good enough for most situations. If you needed to deal with historical dates (post 1600AD), then you had to add the clause "unless the year was divisible by 100". This is where many programmers left it - but the rule for the Gregorian calendar is:
1. Most years divisib...
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Author: Matt Gullett
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Many applications require the ability to schedule appointments, workshops or applications, etc. The ability to schedule these items in a recurrence pattern is a must when there is more than a few dates involved. I have looked for source code to do this but I was not pleased with what I found. There are numerous solutions available (search Google), but the ones I looked at were either not worth the money asked, not written well, did not work correctly or were too limited....
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Author: TechBearSeattle
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The same old story: I needed a datetime picker that could display a blank value, and I did not want to have to train my users that a grayed-out date with no check in the box really means there is no date. After looking through the many controls here at Code Project, I got a bit dismayed. I made my own stab at it using VB and Visual Studio 2008, and I got something I liked without having to do a lot of work....
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