Problema con il timer

[Nicola_Imperati]

In this timer of mine, as long as I have to count down the minutes, everything is fine. But the best part comes when I want to count down the hours; at this point, it subtracts 1 hour (OK) .. it sets the minutes variable to "59" (OK) .. but since at that moment, the seconds variable obviously corresponds to "0" .. then it also subtracts 1 minute. Let's say that an unlikely solution of mine would be to set the minutes to "60" .. so by subtracting 1 minute, I would still find myself with a correct count. But honestly, after having subtracted 1 hour, seeing that the minutes start from "60" and not from "59" .. literally makes you laugh out loud

[ABG]

Here is sample code for you.

Daily Countdown

Here's an old countdown timer from the transition between AI1 and AI2 ... [Designer] [blocks] ByeByeAI.aia (4.0 KB) [Clock1 Timer] [global hours] [emulator] [global Deadline_Instant] [global excess_ms] [global Milliseconds_per_minute] [global MillisecondsToExpiration] [global minutes] [global Seconds] [Running] [Setting the deadline] [start]

[Anke]

This is all you need:

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…

[Nicola_Imperati]

@Anke, I thought that to insert an event at the end of the countdown, it was simply compared to "0", but I was wrong
I also tried to check the "sec" variable, but when it reached 0, it didn't open the new screen.

[Nicola_Imperati]

Problem solved