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# Put this script on an object in world
# Put this script on an object in world
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# Press 'Convert to a date'
# Press 'Convert to a date'
# Verify the date shown near the top of the web page matches the date and time said by the box
# Verify the date shown near the top of the web page matches the date and time said by the box
# Repeat 2 - 6 a few times
# Repeat steps 2 -> 6 a few times
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|used_events=*{{LSLG|touch_start}}
|used_functions= :{{LSLG|llGetUnixTime}}
|used_functions=*{{LSLG|llGetUnixTime}}
:{{LSLG|llGetGMTclock}}
*{{LSLG|llGetGMTclock}}
:{{LSLG|llFloor}}
*{{LSLG|llFloor}}
:{{LSLG|llGetDate}}
*{{LSLG|llGetDate}}
:{{LSLG|llOwnerSay}}
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Latest revision as of 13:57, 25 January 2015



Purpose

Scripts to test the conformance of the llGetUnixTime function.

 

Scripts


llGetUnixTime test #1

Status: draft

Introduction

First test, copied from the Second Life KB

Script text

default
{
    touch_start(integer total_number)
    {
        string time;
        float ft = llGetGMTclock();
        integer ut = llGetUnixTime();
        integer hours = llFloor(ft / 3600);
        integer minutes = llFloor((ft - (hours*3600)) / 60.0);
        time = (string)hours+ ":" + (string)minutes + ":" + (string)(llFloor(ft) % 60);
        llOwnerSay("This object was touched at " + llGetDate() + "  " + time + ".  Unix time = " + (string)ut);
    }
}

Authorized Signature: (none) by (none)

Instructions

  1. Put this script on an object in world
  2. Touch the object
  3. Copy the number after 'Unix time ='
  4. Paste the number into the Timestamp box on http://www.4webhelp.net/us/timestamp.php
  5. Press 'Convert to a date'
  6. Verify the date shown near the top of the web page matches the date and time said by the box
  7. Repeat steps 2 -> 6 a few times

Events Used

Notes