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TokenHerbz

Sun Apr 23, 2006 10:09 pm


Questiong about useing intstr(number)

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Hey, i have a program which creates the current time the programs been up and running for.  Basicly it works perfectly exept for when i send it across the net...

When i send "intstr(hr:min:sec)" it's as if the program dosn't work because it'll start out puting like, 00:01:72, instead of the correct 00:01:12..

Iv'e tested the same codes both sending one to the application screen (useing "put") and the other messes up when i send it online. ex: (put : stream, "PRIVEMSG " + channel_name +  message(which would be the time))

I will equipt the codes below just incase you don't know what i mean.

Warning: Code2 will not work without connecting to a server.

Code1 (works)

var timeRunning : int
var secs, mins, hrs : int := 0

proc TimePlayed
    clock (timeRunning)
    secs := round ((timeRunning div 1000) - (mins * 60))
    mins += round ((secs div 60) - (hrs * 60))
    hrs += round (mins div 60)

    if hrs < 10 and mins < 10 and secs < 10 then
        put "0", hrs, ":0", mins, ":0", secs
    elsif hrs < 10 and mins < 10 then
        put "0", hrs, ":0", mins, ":", secs
    elsif hrs < 10 and secs < 10 then
        put "0", hrs, ":", mins, ":0", secs
    else
        if mins < 10 and secs < 10 then
            put hrs, ":0", mins, ":0", secs
        elsif mins < 10 then
            put hrs, ":0", mins, ":", secs
        else
            if secs < 10 then
                put hrs, ":", mins, ":0", secs
            else
                put hrs, ":", mins, ":", secs
            end if
        end if
    end if
end TimePlayed

loop
    TimePlayed
end loop


Code2 (which errors) -- i don't get it :(

Note that you cannot test this one without connecting to the server, just tell me why if you see an error, that it dosn't work correctly.

proc UP_TIME
    clock (time_running)
    secs := round ((time_running div 1000) - (mins * 60))
    mins += round ((secs div 60) - (hrs * 60))
    hrs += round (mins div 60)

    if hrs < 10 and mins < 10 and secs < 10 then
        put : stream, "PRIVMSG " + channel_name + " :" + "0", intstr (hrs) + ":0" + intstr (mins) + ":0" + intstr (secs)
        put "1"
    elsif hrs < 10 and mins < 10 then
        put : stream, "PRIVMSG " + channel_name + " :" + "0", intstr (hrs) + ":0" + intstr (mins) + ":" + intstr (secs)
        put "2"
    elsif hrs < 10 and secs < 10 then
        put : stream, "PRIVMSG " + channel_name + " :" + "0", intstr (hrs) + ":" + intstr (mins) + ":0" + intstr (secs)
        put "3"
    else
        if mins < 10 and secs < 10 then
            put : stream, "PRIVMSG " + channel_name + " :" + intstr (hrs) + ":0" + intstr (mins) + ":0" + intstr (secs)
            put "4"
        elsif mins < 10 then
            put : stream, "PRIVMSG " + channel_name + " :" + intstr (hrs) + ":0" + intstr (mins) + ":" + intstr (secs)
            put "5"
        else
            if secs < 10 then
                put : stream, "PRIVMSG " + channel_name + " :" + intstr (hrs) + ":" + intstr (mins) + ":0" + intstr (secs)
                put "6"
            else
                put : stream, "PRIVMSG " + channel_name + " :" + intstr (hrs) + ":" + intstr (mins) + ":" + intstr (secs)
                put "7"
            end if
        end if
    end if
end UP_TIME



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[Gandalf]

Mon Apr 24, 2006 12:37 am



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I'm afraid that, as much as I wish I could help you, I can't.  You see, it's because you're copying my idea so unequivocally...

All I can say, is that simple is best, and that's definately not the path you're on.  Also, another piece of advice that I may share is that it would be far easier if you were to work with either strings or ints throughout the program, not switching half way.


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TokenHerbz

Mon Apr 24, 2006 3:02 pm



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lol gandalf, this is the only part where i switch'd, and make it complicated :(

and its the only part that dosn't work.   and whats unequivocally....


If i remember correctly, you copied me :) (making bot with turing Muhaha)



I suppose ill try the easy root, and see where that'll lead me.


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Cervantes

Mon Apr 24, 2006 6:29 pm



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One way or another, you guys are all copying cartoon_shark. ;)


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TokenHerbz

Mon Apr 24, 2006 6:56 pm



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Id say hacker_dan,  i don't know about a cartoon shark...

its hacker_dans awsome god bot that made me want one too :S

then i try, and mines sucks maga bad, and gandalf made one to show me up..


Good old cervantes, you should join in too...

Its the "new" thing...


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Cervantes

Mon Apr 24, 2006 7:31 pm



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Id say hacker_dan,  i don't know about a cartoon shark...
No; cartoon_shark was working on a ruby bot in December or January.

Good old cervantes, you should join in too...

Its the "new" thing...
Little do you know... ;)

Anyways, you're doing a lot of work to get the time. Isn't there a built-in function that gives you the current time, all nicely formatted? Check the Time module.


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TokenHerbz

Tue Apr 25, 2006 3:26 pm



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of course cervantes, i use that for the time / date commands

I just wanted to try and make my own, i like to know how things work not just use fcn's previously made...  its bordom, i suppose, so i just make simple things over complicated :)

Anyways did you comment to me : "little do you know" mean that you are making one?  In which lang??


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Cervantes

Tue Apr 25, 2006 5:13 pm



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Anyways did you comment to me : "little do you know" mean that you are making one?  In which lang??
So many questions. No more! Don't make me lock this topic!  >_<

;)