Built-in date functions ... qwirk or bug?

[Dylan Raethel]

Hi,

I've a little script that relies on detecting whether a date value is within
working hours (Mon-Fri, 8am-6pm).  It works okay but in testing it I came
across this bug/qwirk.  Can anyone tell me whether the following lines of
code (should be cut and pastable into quickScript window) behave the same as
mine (or correctly)?

The kernalised date.get function is returning a shift to 24hour for the hour
times from 1 - 7 am, fine for 8 - 12, & 0.  

Trialed on Win 2000
Running F7.x, Radio 7.x, ... and Radio 8.02 (updated daily)

Okay on MAC OSX classic Frontier 6.2.1

Thx. 
Paul

--- script bit --- 

local {
	dayAddr;
	monthAddr;
	yearAddr;
	hourAddr;
	minuteAddr;
	secondAddr;
	timeToCheck};

timeToCheck = "20/03/2003; 07:11:11 a.m.";
date.get(timeToCheck, @dayAddr, @monthAddr, @yearAddr, @hourAddr,
@minuteAddr, @secondAddr);
dialog.notify(hourAddr);  // should be 7, I'm getting 19

timeToCheck = "20/03/2003; 08:11:11 a.m.";
date.get(timeToCheck, @dayAddr, @monthAddr, @yearAddr, @hourAddr,
@minuteAddr, @secondAddr);
dialog.notify(hourAddr);  // I'm getting 8 as expected



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