unix time convertor

[Leander Tyles]

please help me with time convertor problem,

string ts2Days(integer unixExpiration)
{
    integer seconds = unixExpiration - llGetUnixTime(); integer weeks = seconds / 604800;
    integer days = seconds / 86400; integer hours = (seconds % 86400) / 3600;
    integer mins = (seconds % 3600) / 60; string time = "";
    if (weeks) { time += (string)weeks + " week"; if (~-weeks) time += "s"; time += " "; }
    if (days) { time += (string)days + " day"; if (~-days) time += "s"; time += " "; }
    if (hours) { time += (string)hours + " hour"; if (~-hours) time += "s"; time += " "; }
    if (mins) { time += (string)mins + " min"; if (~-mins) time += "s"; }

    if (days < 4) return time + ",EXPIRING"; else if (days > 6) return time + ",SUPERB";
    else return time + ",OK";
}

when i rent or extend my lease to be told how much time i have left, it`ll say something like this

[LEASE EXTENDED]  Time left: 2 weeks 16 days 21 hours 54 mins

thats the issue ^

i dont realy have 2 weeks and 16 days left, - thiers just 2 weeks IN 16 days with TWO days left over.

so instead of saying what it does, it should say Time left: 2 weeks 2 days 21 hours 54 mins

 

ive looked at several open source scripts but they dont do weeks

http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Rental_Cube

http://patrioticnigras.org/wiki/index.php?title=Rental_Script

 

 

 

[Nova Convair]

integer days = (seconds % 604800)  / 86400;

[Leander Tyles]

thank you, that done the trick

it caused a new problem now tho which i dunno how to solve, with the last part of the code

 

    if (days < 4) return time + ",EXPIRING"; else if (days > 6) return time + ",SUPERB";
    else return time + ",OK";

it always says "OK" even if i rent far in advance.

[Ron Khondji]

This does what you´re looking for, I think:

    if (weeks) time += ", SUPERB";    else if (days >= 4) time += ", OK";    else time += ", EXPIRING";     return time;

 

[Leander Tyles]

great tyvm

 

ah another problem occured, i almost overlooked.... the old code worked

 

string ts2Days(integer unixExpiration)
{
    integer seconds = unixExpiration - llGetUnixTime(); integer weeks = seconds / 604800;
    integer days = (seconds % 604800)  / 86400; integer hours = (seconds % 86400) / 3600;
    integer mins = (seconds % 3600) / 60; string time = "";
    if (weeks) { time += (string)weeks + " week"; if (~-weeks) time += "s"; time += " "; }
    if (days) { time += (string)days + " day"; if (~-days) time += "s"; time += " "; }
    if (hours) { time += (string)hours + " hour"; if (~-hours) time += "s"; time += " "; }
    if (mins) { time += (string)mins + " min"; if (~-mins) time += "s"; }
/*
    if (days < 4) return time + ",EXPIRING"; else if (days > 6) return time + ",SUPER";
    else return time + ",OK";
*/
    return time;
}

 

rental time is returned fine for example:

Your rent expires in 6 days 23 hours 50 mins

but when i use your code i get

Your rent expires in 6 days 23 hours 53 mins,OK

notice the OK ^ in the msg

 

time += ", OK";

 

i tried removing the space between the , and OK but that didnt do the job

i have no idea what the problem is... then again i didnt earlier either

[Leander Tyles]

i got it working, removing the = signs helped... i dont understand it but im glad i tried it

 

time + ", OK"

 

ah damnit, everytime i think i fixed something, another issue occurs

 

if i leave the += signs in, then timeleft aint displayed on my dialogs

if i do it myway just the + signs, then timeleft is displayed but the status which is (OK/EXPIRING/SUPERB) aint displayed

so frustrating

[Leander Tyles]

okie after comparing all the codes given to me, i done it this way

 

    if (weeks) return time + ",SUPERB";
    else if (days >= 4) return time + ",OK";
    else return time + ",EXPIRING";

which has seemed to work

i put RETURN before each one.... ive no idea why thats any different but if it works it works

 

OMG im back to the origional problem again

Your rent expires in 6 days 23 hours 53 mins,SUPERB <<<<

 

maybe i can parse the string ???? never had to in the past using the first code

 "\nYour rent expires in " + ts2Days(unixExpiration));

[Ron Khondji]

So you want the time and a seperate status.
I would just a global variable for the status and do:

string status;string ts2Days(integer unixExpiration) {    integer seconds = unixExpiration - llGetUnixTime();     integer weeks = seconds / 604800;    integer days = (seconds % 604800) / 86400;    integer hours = (seconds % 86400) / 3600;    integer mins = (seconds % 3600) / 60;         string time = "";    if (weeks) {         time += (string)weeks + " week";         if (~-weeks) time += "s";         time += " ";     }    if (days) {         time += (string)days + " day";         if (~-days) time += "s";         time += " ";     }    if (hours) {         time += (string)hours + " hour";         if (~-hours) time += "s";         time += " ";     }    if (mins) {         time += (string)mins + " min";         if (~-mins) time += "s";     }    if (weeks) status = "SUPERB";    else if (days >= 4) status = "OK";    else status = "EXPIRING";         return time;}default {    state_entry() {        llSay(0, "Rent expires in: " + ts2Days( llGetUnixTime() + (2 * 86400) + (3 * 3600)));        llSay(0, "Status is " + status);    }}