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.AHK
PostPosted: August 24th, 2006, 9:05 am 
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Code:
Sec =
Sec := (Sec*1000)
Min =
Min := (Min*60000)
Hour =
Hour := (Hour*3600000)
SMH := (Sec+Min+Hour)


Sorry if this has been posted before. I know some people must have thought it up already. If you want to sleep for 1 hour 32 minutes 5 seconds you would set it up like this:

Code:
Sec = 5
Sec := (Sec*1000)
Min = 32
Min := (Min*60000)
Hour = 1
Hour := (Hour*3600000)
SMH := (Sec+Min+Hour)

Sleep, %SMH%


Or of course the Sec, Min, Hour variable can be modified throughout the script.


Last edited by .AHK on September 23rd, 2006, 2:09 am, edited 1 time in total.

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PostPosted: August 24th, 2006, 2:17 pm 
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Dear .AHK, :)

It can be simplified with a function like:

Code:
Str2Sec(Time) {
StringSplit,F,Time,`:
Return ((F1*3600)+(F2*60)+F3)
}


Examples:

Code:
Sleep, Str2Sec("01:32:05")*1000

Code:
MsgBox, 64, MessageBox, Press Ok, % Str2Sec("01:32:05")


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PostPosted: September 23rd, 2006, 2:19 am 
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Now that I know the basics of functions I thought I would give this a try.

Code:
easyMS(h, m, s) {
     S := (S*1000)
    M := (M*60000)
  H := (H*3600000)
 SMH := (S+M+H)
Return SMH
}


To use it in a sleep I think it would be like this.

Code:
Sleep % easyMS(1, 35, 30)

Correct? Sleep for 1 hour, 35 minutes, 30 seconds.


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PostPosted: September 25th, 2006, 11:19 am 
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AHK's Manual, Sleep page wrote:
Delay The amount of time to pause (in milliseconds) between 0 and 2147483647 (24 days), which can be an expression.
No need to write Sleep % easyMS(...)

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PostPosted: September 25th, 2006, 11:44 am 
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Quote:
No need to write Sleep % easyMS(...)

So a sleep automatically considers its parameter to be an expression without the %?

Code:
Sleep easyMS(1,2,5)


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PostPosted: September 25th, 2006, 11:58 am 
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.AHK wrote:
So a sleep automatically considers its parameter to be an expression without the %?

Yes because it accepts expressions. This is a simplified version of your function:
Code:
toMS(h, m = 0, s = 0, ms = 0) {
   return ms + (h * 3600 + m * 60 + s) * 1000
}


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You also don't need to escape the colon.

Code:
StringSplit, Time, Time, :

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Interesting how you can do the same thing in other ways...

I have always used the following to make time calculations:

Code:
sec  := 1000
min  := 60 * sec
hour := 60 * min

Sleep 5 * sec


All my scripts have those variables in case I want to use them for tooltips or Sleep timers, because it makes it very easy to read.

If I want to make specific calculations I would do the following:

Code:
sleep 1 * hour + 20 * min + 30 * sec ; 1h:20m:30sec


I dont need to use a function for that :D


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