[chronojump] Better utilDate (don't need try/catch)

[Xavier de Blas <xaviblas src gnome org>]

commit 514894c13baeae8aec9e17c79f17715d7858a7ca
Author: Xavier de Blas <xaviblas gmail com>
Date:   Wed Jan 14 12:17:13 2015 +0100

    Better utilDate (don't need try/catch)

 src/utilDate.cs |   65 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++----------------------------
 1 files changed, 32 insertions(+), 33 deletions(-)
---
diff --git a/src/utilDate.cs b/src/utilDate.cs
index 6daee7b..f1bc262 100644
--- a/src/utilDate.cs
+++ b/src/utilDate.cs
@@ -51,41 +51,40 @@ public class UtilDate
        //return datetime
        public static DateTime FromSql (string date)
        {
-               try {
-                       /*
-                          maybe date format is before 0.72 (d/m/Y)
-                          this is still here and not in a standalone conversion
-                          because if someone converts from older database
-                          can have problems wih constructors with different date formats
-                        */
-
-                       DateTime dt; //Datetime (year, month, day) constructor
-                       if(date.IndexOf('/') == -1) { 
-                               //not contains '/'
-                               //new sqlite3 compatible date format sice db 0.72 YYYY-MM-DD
-                               string [] dateFull = date.Split(new char[] {'-'});
-                               dt = new DateTime(
-                                               Convert.ToInt32(dateFull[0]), 
-                                               Convert.ToInt32(dateFull[1]), 
-                                               Convert.ToInt32(dateFull[2]));
-                       } else {
-                               //contains '/'
-                               //old D/M/Y format 
-                               string [] dateFull = date.Split(new char[] {'/'});
-                               dt = new DateTime(
-                                               Convert.ToInt32(dateFull[2]), 
-                                               Convert.ToInt32(dateFull[1]), 
-                                               Convert.ToInt32(dateFull[0]));
-                       }
-                       return dt;
-               }
-               catch {
-                       /*
-                          on report we do a session select with uniqueID = -1
-                          it returns nothing, date has nothing
-                          */
+               /*
+                  on report we do a session select with uniqueID = -1
+                  it returns nothing, date has nothing
+                  */
+               if(date == null || date == "")
                        return DateTime.Now;
+
+
+               /*
+                  maybe date format is before 0.72 (d/m/Y)
+                  this is still here and not in a standalone conversion
+                  because if someone converts from older database
+                  can have problems wih constructors with different date formats
+                  */
+
+               DateTime dt; //Datetime (year, month, day) constructor
+               if(date.IndexOf('/') == -1) { 
+                       //not contains '/'
+                       //new sqlite3 compatible date format sice db 0.72 YYYY-MM-DD
+                       string [] dateFull = date.Split(new char[] {'-'});
+                       dt = new DateTime(
+                                       Convert.ToInt32(dateFull[0]), 
+                                       Convert.ToInt32(dateFull[1]), 
+                                       Convert.ToInt32(dateFull[2]));
+               } else {
+                       //contains '/'
+                       //old D/M/Y format 
+                       string [] dateFull = date.Split(new char[] {'/'});
+                       dt = new DateTime(
+                                       Convert.ToInt32(dateFull[2]), 
+                                       Convert.ToInt32(dateFull[1]), 
+                                       Convert.ToInt32(dateFull[0]));
                }
+               return dt;
        }
 
 }