[dr.lozer]

i need a function that convert seconds into other style

EXAMPLE:

61 seconds into 1:1

EDIT: nvm i found it :/

[LarzI]

pawn Код:

forward Float:SecondsToMinutes(seconds);
public Float:SecondsToMinutes(seconds)
    return ( seconds / 60 );

Like this?

[maramizo]

pawn Код:

forward Float:SecondsToMinutes(seconds);
public Float:SecondsToMinutes(seconds)
    return ( seconds / 60 );
    
//under your command/public/stock
    new minutes, diff;
    minutes = SecondsToMinutes(seconds);
    diff = seconds*60;
    seconds = diff - minutes
    new string[128];
    format(string, 128, "Those are %i minutes, and %i seconds.",minutes,seconds);
//:D

[dr.lozer]

no not like this!

i want like convert

Like this

pawn Код:

new TimeLeft = 500;

stock ConvertSecondsIntoMinute(seconds)
{
   //Codes here
   format(string,128,"%d:%d",minute,seconds);
   return string;
}

new string[128];
format(string,128,"%s",ConvertSecondsIntoMinute(TimeLeft));
TextDrawSetString(tTimeLeft,string);

if you get this :3

[LarzI]

Simple enough:

pawn Код:

ConvertSecondsToMinutes(seconds)
{
    new
        minutes,
        output[ 8 ]; //8 cells. This allows the maximum output to be XXXX:XX - I don't think you will exceed 9999 minutes and 59 seconds.

    while( seconds > 60 )
    {
        minutes ++;
        seconds -= 60;
    }
    
    format( output, sizeof( output ), "%02i:%02i", minutes, seconds );
    return output;
}

For example the input

pawn Код:

print( ConvertSecondsToMinutes( 323 ));

would return

Код:

05:23

[Virtual1ty]

I wouldn't go with the "while" loop. It's uber slow. Don't know if it's a side-efect of using a for-loop with while. But I benchmarked your code and my own simplest version without loops and results were shocking.

Код:

[20:22:13] Time taken to execute My SecToMS: 1066ms
[20:22:45] Time taken to execute LarzI's SecToMS: 31218ms

The code:

pawn Код:

#define FILTERSCRIPT
#include <a_samp>

public OnFilterScriptInit() {
    new f_Tick, l_Tick;
    f_Tick = GetTickCount();
    for (new d; d < 1000000; d++)
        SecondsToMinutesSeconds(54684);
    l_Tick = GetTickCount() - f_Tick;
    printf("Time taken to execute my SecToMS: %dms", l_Tick);
    f_Tick=0; l_Tick=0;
    
    f_Tick = GetTickCount();
    for (new d; d < 1000000; d++)
        ConvertSecondsToMinutes(54684);
    l_Tick = GetTickCount() - f_Tick;
    printf("Time taken to execute LarzI's SecToMS: %dms", l_Tick);
    f_Tick=0; l_Tick=0;
    return 1;
}

stock SecondsToMinutesSeconds(seconds)
{
    new mins, sec;
    mins = seconds/60; // Divide by 60 to get minutes
    sec = seconds%60; // Modulo 60 gets the remainder of a division, meaning the left-over seconds.
    new string[12];
    format(string, 12, "%d:%02d", mins, sec);
    return string;
}

stock ConvertSecondsToMinutes(seconds)
{
    new
        minutes,
        output[ 8 ]; //8 cells. This allows the maximum output to be XXXX:XX - I don't think you will exceed 9999 minutes and 59 seconds.

    while( seconds > 60 )
    {
        minutes ++;
        seconds -= 60;
    }
    
    format( output, sizeof( output ), "%02i:%02i", minutes, seconds );
    return output;
}

[LarzI]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Virtual1ty I wouldn't go with the "while" loop. It's uber slow. Don't know if it's a side-efect of using a for-loop with while. But I benchmarked your code and my own simplest version without loops and results were shocking. Код: [20:22:13] Time taken to execute My SecToMS: 1066ms [20:22:45] Time taken to execute LarzI's SecToMS: 31218ms The code: pawn Код: //code

Ah yes, I thought about using modulo after posting my code, but I couldn't be arsed to edit.

[maramizo]

Haha! Wanted to use modulo too but for some reason my brain stopped working, thank you Virtual1ty! You just refreshed it.