Is it possible to serialize Timespan as a DateTime?

[Bruno Tezine]

Hi, I wonder if it's possible to serialize a Timespan property as a DateTime instead of:

{"days":0,"hours":11,"milliseconds":0,"minutes":0,"seconds":0,"ticks":396000000000,"totalDays":0.45833333333333298,"totalHours":11,"totalMilliseconds":39600000,"totalMinutes":660,"totalSeconds":39600}

Thank you, 

   Bruno.

[Atif Aziz]

Yes it is technically possible but speaking logically, what reference date/time would you add to a TimeSpan to get a DateTime?

- Atif

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[Atif Aziz]

In any event, here's an example of showing how you can export a TimeSpan as a DateTime after adding it to DateTime.Now (although that sounds useless, it should nonetheless give you a starting point):

https://gist.github.com/atifaziz/1e3638128e9f28a6c2ce

- Atif