[MerryDeer]

Hi,

It's possible to check if certain date is passed or no?

[Kaliber]

What you mean exactly?

[KaisAggarwal]

Explain more with a clear screenshot or more info i dont understand what your trying to say actually btw.

[MerryDeer]

Like i have date for ex:

2016/09/11 15:30

Now is:

2016/09/10 17:53

How to check if that first date is passed? like i want to make player can write command Up to a certain date

[Kaliber]

Ahh okay, you can do this like this:

PHP код:

new d,m,y, h,mi,s;
getdate(y,m,d),gettime(h,mi,s);
if(y >= 2016 && m >= 9 && d >= 11 && h >= 15 && mi >= 30)
{
    //Here its the 11.09.2016 after 15:30
}
else
{
    //Here its before
} 


[MerryDeer]

What if i have string where is that data?

[Kaliber]

You have to split..that string..

Give an Example string you wanna type in

[ScIrUsna]

new data[ 50 ];
data = "2016/09/11 15:30";

[Kaliber]

Dude...thats...a stupid way to store this...
easy would be sth like.."2016/09/11/15/30";

Then just use the split function...and set this in the if condition..

[Konstantinos]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kaliber easy would be sth like.."2016/09/11/15/30";

I'd rather have a readable form than this. Not that it is hard to split with ScIrUsna's code:

pawn Код:

sscanf(date_time, "p</>iiip<:>iiI(0)", year, month, day, hour, mins, sec);

Anyway, I think what he actually wants to say is if the datetime specified is in the future. If that is:

pawn Код:

mktime(const mdate_mtime[], utcdiff = 0)
{
    new year, month, day, hour, mins, sec, tyears, tdays, leaps, utc_hrs;
    static const mon_days[] = {0, 31, 59, 90, 120, 151, 181, 212, 243, 273, 304};
    
    sscanf(mdate_mtime, "p</>iiip<:>iiI(0)", year, month, day, hour, mins, sec);

    month--;
    year -= 1900;
    
    tyears = year - 70;
    leaps = (tyears + 2) / 4;
    
    tdays = mon_days[month];
    
    tdays += day - 1;
    tdays = tdays + (tyears * 365) + leaps;

    utc_hrs = hour + utcdiff;
    return (tdays * 86400) + (utc_hrs * 3600) + (mins * 60) + sec;
}

pawn Код:

if (mktime(datetime_specified_by_user, -GMT) > gettime()) return ...
// ... return error that this date has yet to come

In the UTC difference, add the GMT the server is on but negative.