I want to check the current time with the half an hour time slots (total of 48 sta开发者_JAVA技巧rts from 00:00,00:30,01:00,....23:30). Is it possible using select case statement. If not any other suggestions please?
I am storing the current time in an object.
Dim datime As DateTime = DateTime.Now.ToString("t")
now i need to do conditional check on this variable. under whichever the time slot the variable belongs, i need to write a value under corresponding timeslot.
It is possible to use the VB.NET Date
data type with the Select ... Case
statement, however this would not be a very good way to solve your problem as you would be forced to compare both the date portion and the time portion together. (You could change the date to a "dummy" value to compare against a known date, but it would still be a rather inefficient and overly long way of doing this.)
I would suggest instead using TimeOfDay
to get the duration past midnight of the current date:
Dim timeOfDay As TimeSpan = DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay
Now you can normalize it to one of your 48 values:
Dim slot As Integer = timeOfDay.Hours * 2 + timeOfDay.Minutes \ 30
This should result in a slot value ranging from 0 (when the TimeSpan is less than 00:30:00) to 47 (when the TimeSpan is greater than 23:29:00).
Dim datime As DateTime = DateTime.Now
Dim timeSlot As Integer = datetime.Hour * 2 + (If(datetime.Minute > 30, 1, 0))
Select Case timeSlot 'ranges from 0 to 47
Case 0
...
End Select
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