timeAgo
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Summary
Function: string TimeAgo( integer tm );Returns a string that will give you the difference in time.
| • integer | tm | – | Unix Time used for difference |
See also: llGetUnixTime
Specification
<lsl> //Created by Ugleh Ulrik string TimeAgo(integer tm) {
integer dif = llGetUnixTime()-tm; //difference in seconds
if (dif == 0)//Small bug fix if dif is 0
return "0 seconds";
list pds = ["second","minute","hour","day","week","month","year","decade"];
list lngh = [1,60,3600,86400,604800,2630880,31570560,315705600];//the number equivalent to pds
integer v = llGetListLength(lngh)-1;
integer no;
while((v >= 0)&&(no = dif/llList2Integer(lngh,v)<=1))
--v;
string dd = llList2String(pds,v);
integer ntime = dif / llList2Integer(lngh,llListFindList(pds, [dd])); //this will get the correct time in pds, then divide the dif
if(no != 1)//if integer 'no' is not equal to 1 then it should have an s at the end
dd +="s";
dd = (string)ntime + " "+ dd; //This produces the finished output
return dd;
} </lsl>
Examples
<lsl> //Created by Ugleh Ulrik default {
touch_start(integer total_number)
{
integer time = llGetUnixTime() - 180;
llSay(0, TimeAgo(time) + " ago");
}
}
//integer time is the current unix time minus 180 seconds (3 minutes)