CToD() return NULL_DATE

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boonnam
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CToD() return NULL_DATE

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I came across an unexpected result when trying to test our converted X# application.

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        local cDate as String
        cDate := Str(5,2,0) + "/01/" + Str(2020,4,0)
        local dDate as Date
        dDate := CToD(cDate)
        ? dDate
        Console.ReadKey()

In VO dDate would be "05/01/2020", but in X#, it is NULL_DATE. The reason is because of a space in front of the month. In this case cDate is actually " 5/01/2020". If I trim cDate before converting to date, then the result is the same as in VO.

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dDate := CToD(AllTrim(cDate))
This line get the correct date. I know VO is very forgiving. I don't mind trimming the string before trying to convert it to a date, but can you guys take a look at this? Thanks.

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robert
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CToD() return NULL_DATE

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Boonnam,
Confirmed.
We will fix this for the next build.

Robert
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Chris
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CToD() return NULL_DATE

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It's fixed now!
Chris Pyrgas

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