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potnoodle
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 Posted: Sun Mar 15, 2009 4:30 pm
Need Minutes
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So I'm stuck with this. I don't get the idea how I can change time to minutes from this line.
<f> 17:55:11 ( 1h 31m 38s) EXP: 0, 0 xp/min, 0 xp/min/mbr
So that 1h 31m 38s is time what I want change.
If there is some helpful people around and can give me some advice. I'll thankful all kind advices.
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potnoodle
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Posted: Sun Mar 15, 2009 4:41 pm
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And when that time is under 1h it only give something like ( 39m 3s)
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charneus
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Posted: Sun Mar 15, 2009 5:00 pm
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#TRIGGER {~<f~> %d:%d:%d ~( ((%d)h (%d)m (%d)s)~) EXP: %d, %d xp/min, %d xp/min/mbr} {#PSUB %concat(%eval((%2*60)+%3),"m ",%4,"s") %x1}
That should be what you're looking for. Of course, since you only gave me that one line, I can only assume the <f> is constant, and word remains constant.
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potnoodle
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Posted: Sun Mar 15, 2009 6:40 pm
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That f isn't constant. and is there way to throw that eval result to variable?
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charneus
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Posted: Sun Mar 15, 2009 8:08 pm
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If the f is always a letter, change the <f> to <%w> instead. Otherwise, use <*>.
Yes, you can throw the eval into a variable. Just take everything from the %eval to the +%3) and do something like:
Minutesvar=%eval((%2*60)+%3)
You haven't been exactly precise in what you wanted...
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