Someone asked me today how to get the server uptime. And rather then sending this through a PM I chose to post it here. And avoid further similar questions.
Snippet:
// Should be executed at server start up
_START_TIMESTAMP <- time();
// Returns a string with the server uptime
function UptimeToStr()
{
// Get the uptime
local s = (time() - _START_TIMESTAMP);
// Get the days
local d = (((s/60)/60)/24);
// Remove the days
s -= (((d*60)*60)*24);
// Get the hours
local h = ((s/60)/60);
// Remove the hours
s -= ((h*60)*60);
// Get the minutes
local m = (s/60);
// Remove the minutes
s -= (m*60);
// Format the time string
return ::format(@"%d day%s, %d hour%s, %d minute%s, %d seconds%s",
d, (d == 1 ? "": "s"),
h, (h == 1 ? "": "s"),
m, (m == 1 ? "": "s"),
s, (s == 1 ? "": "s")
);
}
Example:
print(UptimeToStr());
Output should be in the format "# day(s), # hour(s), # minute(s), # seconds(s)". # is the resulted number (obviously)
Oye! Thanks a lot,
@S.L.C !!
I use this (http://pastebin.com/qmfknbxj)
Quote from: soulshaker on Sep 20, 2015, 09:11 AMI use this (http://pastebin.com/qmfknbxj)
That will only work for around 30 days, then the integer will overflow and will return a negative number.
You're not doing anything with the milliseconds as well, so why not use time() instead :)