This converter finds the different date substrings in a string like a message. Actually the common date format looks like "dd-MMM-yyyy" and so we are dealing with strings like "This Date is valid from 17-JAN-2009 to 21-FEB-2010".
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| DateTime | GetNthDate (String inputString, int n) |
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This converter finds the different date substrings in a string like a message. Actually the common date format looks like "dd-MMM-yyyy" and so we are dealing with strings like "This Date is valid from 17-JAN-2009 to 21-FEB-2010".
◆ DateConverter()
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◆ GetDateString()
| String Ict.Testing.NUnitTools.DateConverter.GetDateString |
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We have to create own strings in an apropriate date format.
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◆ GetNthDate()
| DateTime Ict.Testing.NUnitTools.DateConverter.GetNthDate |
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Gets the n'th date value from a string. Refering to our example string "This Date is valid from 17-JAN-2009 to 21-FEB-2010" the first value is "17-JAN-2009" (converted to date format) and the second value is "21-FEB-2010"
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| inputString | The string which shall be searched for date entries |
| n | The number of the hit which shall be searched |
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