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Revision as of 14:40, 11 January 2014
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Function: string Unix2GMTorBST(integer unixtime);
Convert a Unix time (time in seconds since 01-01-1970) to a date in the form Day-of-week + YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM + GMT or BST
Day-of-week will be a 3-letter day, and the string ends with "GMT" or "BST" as appropriate, with correct 1-hour adjustment for BST
e.g. Wed 2013-12-25 06:48 GMT
| • integer | unixtime | – | a point in time represented by the number of seconds since 00:00 hours, Jan 1, 1970 UTC, e.g. a value returned by llGetUnixTime() |
For a version giving output as PDT/PST see http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Unix2PST_PDT
Specification
<lsl> // Omei Qunhua Jan 2013
list weekdays = ["Sun", "Mon", "Tue", "Wed", "Thu", "Fri", "Sat"];
// Convert a Unix time in seconds to Day-of-week + YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM + GMT or BST string Unix2GMTorBST(integer insecs) {
string str = Convert(insecs);
if (llGetSubString(str, -3, -1) == "BST") // if the result indicates BST ...
str = Convert(insecs + 3600); // ... Recompute at 1 hour later
return str;
}
// This leap year test is correct for all years from 1901 to 2099 and hence is quite adequate for Unix Time computations integer LeapYear(integer year) {
return !(year & 3);
}
integer DaysPerMonth(integer year, integer month) {
if (month == 2) return 28 + LeapYear(year); return 30 + ( (month + (month > 7) ) & 1); // Odd months up to July, and even months after July, have 31 days
}
string Convert(integer insecs) {
integer w; integer month; integer daysinyear; integer mins = insecs / 60; integer secs = insecs % 60; integer hours = mins / 60; mins = mins % 60; integer days = hours / 24; hours = hours % 24; integer DayOfWeek = (days + 4) % 7; // 0=Sun thru 6=Sat
integer years = 1970 + 4 * (days / 1461); days = days % 1461; // number of days into a 4-year cycle
@loop;
daysinyear = 365 + LeapYear(years);
if (days >= daysinyear)
{
days -= daysinyear; ++years; jump loop;
} ++days;
for (w = month = 0; days > w; )
{
days -= w; w = DaysPerMonth(years, ++month);
}
string str = ((string) years + "-" + llGetSubString ("0" + (string) month, -2, -1) + "-" + llGetSubString ("0" + (string) days, -2, -1) + " " +
llGetSubString ("0" + (string) hours, -2, -1) + ":" + llGetSubString ("0" + (string) mins, -2, -1) );
string GMT_BST = " GMT"; integer LastSunday = days - DayOfWeek; // BST is from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October if (month == 3 && LastSunday > 24) GMT_BST = " BST"; if (month > 3) GMT_BST = " BST"; if (month == 10 && LastSunday > 24) GMT_BST = " GMT"; if (month > 10) GMT_BST = " GMT"; return (llList2String(weekdays, DayOfWeek) + " " + str + GMT_BST);
}
</lsl>
Example
<lsl> default {
state_entry()
{
llSay(0, Unix2GMTorBST(llGetUnixTime() ) );
}
} </lsl>