If the date is for example 04-10-2020, and the system has the date separator set as / (so the attribute value is 04/10/2020), the TTSInfoDataConverter.ValueToDateTime method will not be able to correctly convert the string and will return the default value (from ADefault parameter).
This causes that loading the tree and saving it again will fuck up all dates in the whole tree (they will all be reset to the default values given in the TSimpleTSInfoTree.ReadDateTime method calls). The problem is very serious.
If the date is for example
04-10-2020, and the system has the date separator set as/(so the attribute value is04/10/2020), theTTSInfoDataConverter.ValueToDateTimemethod will not be able to correctly convert the string and will return the default value (fromADefaultparameter).This causes that loading the tree and saving it again will fuck up all dates in the whole tree (they will all be reset to the default values given in the
TSimpleTSInfoTree.ReadDateTimemethod calls). The problem is very serious.