Something is definitely wrong with TimeLocal() - page 2

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One suspicion. In your system does not used daylight savings time.

Where I can send updated client terminal to determine problem?
 
One suspicion. In your system does not used daylight savings time.


GMT+8 Beijing/HongKong dont have DayLight Savings time indeed.
Hmm.. seems that this TimeLocal() problem somewhat exists to timezones not using daylight savings time...

Where I can send updated client terminal to determine problem?


You mean my email address?
 
Where I can send updated client terminal to determine problem?


You mean my email address?


Yeah. You can send me your e-mail to stringo AT metaquotes DOT ru
 
It was right suspicion.

Thank You for discovered bug. Please wait for next updated build.
 
Can we have TimeGMT()?

Programming languages like C, Perl have this and MT4 is so much similar to these languages.
 
@Slawa,

As per these codes:
#import "kernel32.dll"
void GetLocalTime(int& TimeArray[]);
void GetSystemTime(int& TimeArray[]);
int  GetTimeZoneInformation(int& TZInfoArray[]);
#import



if you use GetSystemTime many times enough, it will no longer return the "seconds" - it stays 0.

I noticed this seconds/minutes before getting disconnected.

 
Can we have TimeGMT()?

In the near future, no. Sorry
 
if you use GetSystemTime many times enough, it will no longer return the "seconds" - it stays 0.

I noticed this seconds/minutes before getting disconnected.

More details please
 
This is the code I use to come up with TimeGMT()

#import "kernel32.dll"
void GetLocalTime(int& TimeArray[]);
void GetSystemTime(int& TimeArray[]);
#import

int	TimeArray[4];
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+
//| script program start function                                    |
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+
int start() {
	int GMT;

	for (int time = TimeLocal() + 15; time > TimeLocal(); ) {
		GMT = TimeGMT();

		Comment("\nTimeGMT: ",  TimeToStr(GMT,        TIME_DATE|TIME_SECONDS),
			"\nTimeLocal: ",TimeToStr(TimeLocal(),TIME_DATE|TIME_SECONDS) );
		Sleep(100);
	}
	return(0);
}
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+

int TimeGMT() {
	GetSystemTime(TimeArray);
	int YY=TimeArray[0]&0x0000FFFF;
	int MM=TimeArray[0]>>16;
	int DD=TimeArray[1]>>16;
	int hh=TimeArray[2]&0x0000FFFF;
	int mm=TimeArray[2]>>16;
	int ss=TimeArray[3]&0x0000FFFF;
	return(StrToTime(StringConcatenate(YY,".",MM,".",DD, " ", hh,":",mm,":",ss)));
}




And this is the result I "randomly" get:

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This occur extremely rare, but this morning (now), I managed to reproduce it many times.


 
Thanx. I'll check
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