Convert from time (seconds) to 'yyyy/MMdd-hh:mm:ss' => [ No leading zeros ]

[Andre_Castro]

Hi there,

I've making several experiments with the functions available on the CLOCK component, howver I could not find anything to make the above conversion.

I mean that, for example the number '180' should be translated into the string '3:00', the number '3600' translated into '1:00:00', and so on.

As can be seen, left zeros are ommited with this rule.

With the whole available function set on the CLOCK I could even do that, but I would spent a lot of time an immense number of blocks; if there is no other way, ok, I do that, but I was wondering if isnt there a 'smarter' way.

Could someone give insights on that?

Thanks

[Anke]

Time Format Extension - Millis to [HH:mm:ss] - [days + HH:mm:ss] - [HH:mm] - [mm:ss] etc

Here is an extension to format the time / duration (millis) in different ways: → [ HH:mm:ss ] → [ days + HH:mm:ss ] → [ HH:mm ] → [ mm:ss ] → etc. This is asked very often and always requires a lot of questions / answers and posts in the forum. (Last here: Creating a Chronometer - #17 by PizzaGuy07) Hence this extension (some of it can also be implemented with the on-board methods, but I want to simplify it:): Version 1 (May 20, 2020): TFormat.aix (5.5 KB) Version 2 (Oct 20, 2021): TForm…

[Anke]

[TIMAI2]

This procedure will handle up to 86399 seconds before it rolls over

[ABG]

A multi-day countdown:

Basically, you have to chomp off chunks of time in descending order of magnitude.
ByeByeAI.aia (3.1 KB)

[Andre_Castro]

Since the lag sometimes can reach of days ( e.g during weekend, when there is no one there to restart the server ) I will try the above extension.

I really appreciate all inputs.