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From: Eric Miller <ewmiller@tiac.net>
Subject: Re: How to convert an Fixed_Point to to an Integer ?
Date: 1996/12/23
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Jerry van Dijk wrote:
> The question really is: how do I convert an Ada.Calendar.Time (ie a
> Duration, ie a
> ordinary fixed_point type) to an Integer representing the nearest number of
> seconds.

Well, first you have to ask the question "seconds since when?"

If the answer is "since the beginning of the day," you can use a call to
Ada.Calendar.Seconds and convert that to an integer.

If it's since some other date, you'll need to call Ada.Calendar.Day,
.Month, and .Year and do some multiplication.

Cheers,

Eric