I am trying to use System::DateTime::Parse, but it it not working. Here is my wrapper class:
#pragma once
#using <mscorlib.dll>
class ISODateParser
{
public:
static Windows::Globalization::Calendar^ ParseISODate(Platform::String^ ISODate)
{
Windows::Foundation::DateTime dateTimeRepresentation;
dateTimeRepresentation.UniversalTime = System::DateTime::Parse(ISODate).ToUniversalTime().ToBinary();
Windows::Globalization::Calendar^ retVal = ref new Windows::Globalization::Calendar();
retVal->FromDateTime(dateTimeRepresentation);
return retVal;
}
};
System::DateTime::Parse will not compile, and it gives me the error:
error C2683: 'dynamic_cast' : 'System::Object' is not a polymorphic type
What is the correct way to use this method? I have tried using System::DateTime::ParseExact and System::Convert::ToDateTime as well.
Can these .NET methods be used in a Windows Metro App? I do not see any method to get a Windows::Foundation::DateTime or Windows::Globalization::Calendar from a String representation. I suppose I may just have to write my own parser implementation.