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Summary
Just a small PR: Adds Date.ToDateTime() to convert QLNet.Date back to good old System.DateTime. I know there is already an implicit operator, but sometimes having the date.ToDateTime() syntax is more fluent, espeically for continuation funtions, e.g. var days = d.ToDateTime().Subtract(DateTime.Today).TotalDays;
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Summary
Just a small PR: Adds
Date.ToDateTime()to convertQLNet.Dateback to good oldSystem.DateTime. I know there is already an implicit operator, but sometimes having thedate.ToDateTime()syntax is more fluent, espeically for continuation funtions, e.g.var days = d.ToDateTime().Subtract(DateTime.Today).TotalDays;