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str_to_num question

hello. i have this code

PHP Code:


		
			
replace_all(szTemp[id], charsmax(szTemp[]), ":", " ")

        parse(szTemp[id], szHoursTemp[id], charsmax(szHoursTemp[]), szMinutesTemp[id], charsmax(szMinutesTemp[]), szSecondsTemp[id], charsmax(szSecondsTemp[]))



        iHoursTemp[id] = str_to_num(szHoursTemp[id]) + g_iPlayedTime[id][Hours]

        iMinutesTemp[id] = str_to_num(szMinutesTemp[id]) + g_iPlayedTime[id][Minutes]

        iSecondsTemp[id] = str_to_num(szSecondsTemp[id]) + g_iPlayedTime[id][Seconds]



        server_print("%i %i %i", iHoursTemp[id], iMinutesTemp[id], iSecondsTemp[id])



        formatex(g_iPlayersInfo[id][PlayedTime], charsmax(g_iPlayersInfo[][PlayedTime]), "%s%i:%s%i:%s%i",

        iHoursTemp[id] < 10 ? "0" : "", iHoursTemp[id], iMinutesTemp[id] < 10 ? "0" : "",

        iMinutesTemp[id], iSecondsTemp[id] < 10 ? "0" : "", iSecondsTemp[id])

i'm trying to get the time. the problem is that the format is 00:00:00 (example of 5 hours, 14 mins and 7 second: 05:14:07)

The problem is that i think i can t use str_to_num like that (i mean to use it for a number like 05 or 07). some ideas ?

Re: str_to_num question

%i is the same as %01, printing a one digit integer: 5
%02i will print a too digit integer: 05
%03i will print a three digit integer: 005
and so on...

PHP Code:


		
			
 server_print("%02i %02i %02i", iHoursTemp[id], iMinutesTemp[id], iSecondsTemp[id])

Re: str_to_num question

in that case, what is better to use ?

if i use %i for number 35 will print just 3 or 5 ?

Re: str_to_num question

strbeak or parse will resolve your problem.

you need to elimitate the ":" from the string.

Also replace get_time with time(h,m,s).
And after this use str_to_num.

If you dont want, compare the strings, it's more easyer, but more 'hardcoded'.

Re: str_to_num question

If your time will always be in ##:##:## format eg. 05:14:07, you can do

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new szTime[] = "05:14:07";

szTime[ 2 ] = EOS;
szTime[ 5 ] = EOS;

iHour = str_to_num( szTime );
iMin = str_to_num( szTime[ 3 ] );
iSec = str_to_num( szTime[ 6 ] );

Re: str_to_num question

Quote:

Originally Posted by lexzor (Post 2746233)

in that case, what is better to use ?

if i use %i for number 35 will print just 3 or 5 ?

No, it will print the entire integer.