IntToTime

[Rich]

{*******************************************************************************
function IntToTime(MS : Integer) : string;
By: R1ch
Description: Converts MS to H/M/S/MS time
*******************************************************************************}
function IntToTime(MS : Integer) : string;
var
  I : Integer;
  HMS, HMSc : TIntegerArray;

begin
  HMS:= [1000, 60000, 3600000];
  SetLength(HMSc, 3);
  for I:= 2 downto 0 do
  begin
    repeat
      if (MS > HMS[I]) then
      begin
        MS:= MS - HMS[I];
        Inc(HMSc[I]);
      end;
    until(MS < HMS[I]);
  end;
  Result:= (IntToStr(HMSc[2]) + ' Hours, ' + IntToStr(HMSc[1]) + ' Minutes, ' + IntToStr(HMSc[0]) + ' Seconds and ' + IntToStr(MS) + ' Milliseconds');
end;

Converts milliseconds to hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds.

Example:

IntToTime(5214622);

outputs

1 Hours, 26 Minutes, 54 Seconds and 622 Milliseconds

It is used like:

WriteLn(IntToTime(5214622));

Richard.

[caused]

Nice =). I often did that "manually". Such function is quite usefull .
*saves it to ownsrlinclude.scar* .

~caused

[Rich]

Thanks. You do know there is another function out there which does this - MsToTime? I only remembered after I'd made this though.

[caused]

Thanks. You do know there is another function out there which does this - MsToTime? I only remembered after I'd made this though.

really?... Well yours sounds much cooler :'D. So, when i need it ill use yours and add some credits .

~caused

[Rich]

Timing.scar

function MsToTime(MS, TheType: Integer): string;
var
  STA: array [0..4] of TVariantArray;
  Time: array [0..2] of Integer;
  i: Integer;
begin
  Result := '';
  if (not(InRange(TheType, 0, High(STA)))) then
  begin
    srl_Warn('MsToTime', 'TheType: ''' + IntToStr(TheType) + ''' is not a valid value. Using Time_Bare.', warn_AllVersions);
    TheType := Time_Bare;
  end;

  STA[0] := [' Hours, ', ' Minutes and ', ' Seconds', False, 0];
  STA[1] := ['h ', 'm ', 's', False, 2];
  STA[2] := [' hr ', ' min ', ' sec', False, 0];
  STA[3] := [':', ':', '', True, 2];
  STA[4] := ['.', '.', '', True, 2];

  ConvertTime(MS, Time[0], Time[1], Time[2]);
  for i := 0 to 2 do
    if (Time[i] > 0) or (STA[TheType][3]) or (i = 2) then
      Result := Result + PadZ(IntToStr(Time[i]), STA[TheType][4]) + STA[TheType][i];
end;

However, for what it does, MSToTime seems to be over-complicated, I think.

Thanks,
Richard.

[Sir R. M8gic1an]

Not getting included...

~RM

[Nava2]

MSToTime allows for MANY different formats

Edit: Is also faster.