[Xalus]

I wanted to make a stock that says how much hours, mins, when U give seconds;

PHP Code:

stock PlayTime( Seconds, Minutes, Hours ) {
    if( Seconds == 0 )
        return 0;

    Calc_Time:
    
    if( (Seconds / 3600) > 0 ) {
        Hours++;
        Seconds /= 3600;
        goto Calc_Time;
    }
    else if( (Seconds / 60) > 0 ) {
        Minutes++;
        Seconds /= 60;
        goto Calc_Time;
    }
    return 1;
} 


For some reason Seconds / .. don't do anything
Please help / fix!

Thanks

[Aykay]

I think you have to do:

PHP Code:

time( Hours, Minutes, Seconds ) 


to register them.

[fysiks]

Here ya go:

PHP Code:

new iTotalSeconds = 1233435
new iHours = iTotalSeconds / 3600
new iMinutes = (iTotalSeconds % 3600) / 60
new iSeconds = iTotalSeconds % 60 


Also, "PlayTime" is a misleading name for a function that just converts total seconds into hours minutes seconds.

[Exolent[jNr]]

You need to make your parameters by-ref.

[Xalus]

For somereason this doesn't work..

PHP Code:

new const g_iBanTime[8] = {
    300,
    3600,
    360,
    1440,
    360,
    604800,
    604800,
    0
};

new Secs, Mins, Hours;

Secs = g_iBanTime[i];

convert_seconds( Secs, Mins, Hours );
formatex(szTime, charsmax(szTime), "\d(%ih %imins %is)", Hours, Mins, Secs);

stock convert_seconds( &seconds, &minutes, &hours ) {
    hours = seconds / 3600
    minutes = (hours % 3600) / 60
    seconds %= 60
} 


[SpeeDeeR]

There is already a native for that ? Inspect time.inc

[Xalus]

Originally Posted by SpeeDeeR There is already a native for that ? Inspect time.inc

It just gives the time in secs/mins/..

It doesnt calc how much mins/secs/..

[SpeeDeeR]

I didnt understand at all.

[Bugsy]

Try

PHP Code:

stock convert_seconds( &seconds , &minutes , &hours , &days ) 
{
    days = seconds / 86400;
    hours = ( seconds / 3600 ) % 24;
    minutes = ( seconds / 60 ) % 60;
    seconds = seconds % 60;
} 


[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Xalus For somereason this doesn't work.. PHP Code: new const g_iBanTime[8] = {     300,     3600,     360,     1440,     360,     604800,     604800,     0 }; new Secs, Mins, Hours; Secs = g_iBanTime[i]; convert_seconds( Secs, Mins, Hours ); formatex(szTime, charsmax(szTime), "\d(%ih %imins %is)", Hours, Mins, Secs); stock convert_seconds( &seconds, &minutes, &hours ) {     hours = seconds / 3600     minutes = (hours % 3600) / 60     seconds %= 60 }

That's because you didn't do what I showed. The hours variable should never be used, only assigned. See my example again.

Originally Posted by SpeeDeeR There is already a native for that ? Inspect time.inc

1. There are not natives in time.inc
2. The stock converts to a string.