[jasperschellekens]

Is it possible to convert seconds into minutes? and how would i do this?

This will display seconds:

PHP код:

format(str,sizeof(str),"{FFFFFF}Ban expire: {FF0000}in %d seconds\n\n",iDump-gettime());
              strcat(string2,str); 


Seconds are selected from SQLlite db.

PHP код:

db_get_field_assoc(qHandle, "banlength", szDump, sizeof(szDump));
        iDump = strval(szDump); 


[RowdyrideR]

i thought of giving an idea that might help better than waiting too long for someone to reply, comment will be removed.

[RogueDrifter]

why did you ignore rowdyrider lol he told you exactly what you needed... ex: if iDump-gettime() returns seconds then if you want it to return minutes

PHP код:

format(str,sizeof(str),"{FFFFFF}Ban expire: {FF0000}in %d seconds\n\n",iDump-gettime()/60); 
              strcat(string2,str); 


see that /60 divide by 60 to return minutes , minute = 60 seconds
But if iDump-gettime() returns MS then you do /60*1000 which is /60000

[Kane]

PHP код:

stock TimeConvert(seconds)
{
    new M, S;
    new string[128];
    
    M = seconds / 60 ;
    S = seconds % 60 ;
    M = M % 60 ;
    
    format(string, sizeof string, "%02d:%02d", M, S); 
    return string;
} 


Example:

PHP код:

new time[32];
format(time, 32, "%s", TimeConvert(200));
SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, time); 


[jollyjoe321]

return seconds/60;

Can set the method framework up yourself.

If you're actually asking how to alter the string to contain minutes, then the quickest way would be to identify the number at a specified index (assuming the sentence is always the same length). If not, find the index of the substring "seconds", and work backwards I guess.

[Dayvison_]

PHP код:

stock convertTime(time, &days, &hours, &minutes, &seconds)
{
    if (time < 0)
        return 0;

    hours = time / 3600;
    minutes = ((time / 60) - (hours * 60));
    seconds = time % 60;
    if(hours > 23)
    {
        days = hours / 24;
        hours = hours % 24;
    }
    return 1;
} 


[RowdyrideR]

Quote:

Originally Posted by RogueDrifter why did you ignore rowdyrider lol he told you exactly what you needed... ex: if iDump-gettime() returns seconds then if you want it to return minutes PHP код: format(str,sizeof(str),"{FFFFFF}Ban expire: {FF0000}in %d seconds\n\n",iDump-gettime()/60);                strcat(string2,str);  see that /60 divide by 60 to return minutes , minute = 60 seconds But if iDump-gettime() returns MS then you do /60*1000 which is /60000

I believe he wanted the exact code not how to make it lol, anyways.

[iLearner]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arthur Kane PHP код: stock TimeConvert(seconds) {     new M, S;     new string[128];          M = seconds / 60 ;     S = seconds % 60 ;     M = M % 60 ;          format(string, sizeof string, "%02d:%02d", M, S);      return string; }  Example: PHP код: new time[32]; format(time, 32, "%s", TimeConvert(200)); SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, time);

Why do you want to format something is already formatted?

PHP код:

)
SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, TimeConvert(200)); 


would work perfectly.

[Kane]

Quote:

Originally Posted by iLearner Why do you want to format something is already formatted? PHP код: ) SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, TimeConvert(200));  would work perfectly.

It's an example; that's how you would do it to use it with other text as well obviously.

[jasperschellekens]

Quote:

Originally Posted by iLearner Why do you want to format something is already formatted? PHP код: ) SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, TimeConvert(200));  would work perfectly.

Could someone explain me the code a little?? i don't really understand.. why 200 seconds? TimeConvert(200)