public bool IsFloating { get; set; }
Public Property IsFloating As Boolean
Get
Set
public:
property bool IsFloating {
bool get ();
void set (bool value);
}
member IsFloating : bool with get, set
If false (the default) and there is no time zone ID, the value is considered to be expressed in universal time. If the date/time value is retrieved or set via the Value property, /// it will be converted to/from local time accordingly.
If set to true and there is no time zone ID, the date/time is considered to be a floating value that is not dependent on any particular time zone. It will be interpreted as a local time regardless of the system's current time zone. It will not be converted to/from universal time by the Value property.
This only applies when the value is a date/time, not a period.