Date to integers? -
Ranama - 01.07.2012
Hello!
I'm making my ban command and auto detecting if they are unbanned date.
so I wonder how to get a date such as '2012-02-23' into integers year = 2012, month = 2, day = 23
I've got an idea on strcmp to compare if there are any numbers inside there wich is a date and in some way convert them to integers, but this shoud take some work as i would need to check for every single number that can be in there.
So is there any way to get this to work?
The compare thing i use is i get the date and for every year i * 365, month*30 and then add it all together with the day and i should do this with the mysql saved date to.
Or is there any function to compare 2 dates?
Sorry if you don't understand, just ask and I'll try to explain.
I'm thankfull for every answer i get
Re: Date to integers? -
Vince - 01.07.2012
Unix timestamps.
Re: Date to integers? -
pyrodave - 01.07.2012
To split the dates as you have up, you could use sscanf:
pawn Код:
new year,month,day;
sscanf("2012-02-23","p<->ddd",year,month,day);
printf("Year: %d Month: %d Day: %d",year,month,day);
//Prints "Year: 2012 Month: 2 Day: 23"
Re: Date to integers? -
Ranama - 01.07.2012
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Originally Posted by pyrodave
To split the dates as you have up, you could use sscanf:
pawn Код:
new year,month,day; sscanf("2012-02-23","p<->ddd",year,month,day); printf("Year: %d Month: %d Day: %d",year,month,day); //Prints "Year: 2012 Month: 2 Day: 23"
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Oh, thank you will try that
thanks for the fast and easy answer ^^
Re: Date to integers? -
cessil - 02.07.2012
as vince said, unix time stamps, they would be a lot easier to use since you don't have to worry about days in months ect. it's just one number that increases over time
Re: Date to integers? -
CaptainMactavish - 02.07.2012
Quote:
Originally Posted by Vince
Unix timestamps.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by cessil
as vince said, unix time stamps, they would be a lot easier to use since you don't have to worry about days in months ect. it's just one number that increases over time
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Yes, as they said, you can control that time in seconds, unix timestamps is just the seconds passed since 1st January of 1970.
Re: Date to integers? -
AndreT - 02.07.2012
Sir, there are some functions in the
CTime library that will become useful to you. From formatting time strings (for example in format "2012-12-31" that you have mentioned) to getting timestamp diffs - this plugin has the functionality. And it is not very difficulty to use, so I very much suggest trying it out. I hope there's nothing wrong with promoting the libraries that people have created.
Good luck scripting!