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Hi bob,

first thanks for your answer. i think i was a bit stupid *gg* .you said i
should not but the variables in the header of my projekt.

but how should i access to these variables in my Copy Routine? As I found no
possibility I put this into the header.

Was it right to put the declaration of the FT264 into the header?

tommy


"Bob Gonder" <notbg@notmindspring.invalid> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Tommy wrote:
>
> >In the my header i put following code:
> >
> >FT264 StartTime;
> >FT264 now;
> >FT264 remaining;
> >FT264 elapsed;
>
> You don't put variables in headers. Ever.
>
> >In my main code, i first give StartTime a value when i start my prozess:
> >
> >GetSystemTimeAsFileTime(&StartTime.ft);
> >
> >When I compile I get errors that FormatTime is undefined. i could not
find
>
> Well, geez, yeah, that you have to write for yourself. (Convert
> SYSTEMTIME to a string in the format you desire.)
>
> >anywhere. furthermore szCM_U_TIMECOPIED and szCM_U_TIMEREMAINING are also
> >undefined.
>
> Quite likely.  They are where *I* put *My* answers.  *You* need to put
> *your* answers where *you* want them!
>
> >Is the last value save in SystemTime the time which is still need until
the
> >prozess is finished or do i need any more calculations?
>
> That's what
>    FormatTime(&SystemTime, szCM_U_TIMEREMAINING);
> impiles, yes.
>
>