Terje Mathisen wrote:
Uwe Klein wrote:
Terje Mathisen wrote:
I.e. that seems to work, but I haven't found a way for the built-in
strftime() to output number of days, so I had to handle that separately.
%j
Except %j starts with 1 instead of 0.
(I did of course try that option!)
:-(
Terje
this was my tcl way to do "runtime" printing:
method val2string val {
switch -- [ expr $val / 86400 ] \
0 {
return [ clock format $val -format "%T" -gmt 1 ]
} 1 {
return [ string trimleft [ clock format [ expr $val - 86400 ] \
-format "%j [ mc Day ] %X" -gmt 1 ] 0 ]
} default {
return [ string trimleft [ clock format [ expr $val - 86400 ] \
-format "%j [ mc Days ] %X" -gmt 1 ] 0 ]
}
}
uwe
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