[Shadow.]

Return full time in array

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function GetTimeTable()
{
timestamptable <- array(5,0);
local time = GetFullTime().tostring();
timestamptable[0] = time.slice(0,3);
timestamptable[1] = time.slice(4,7);
timestamptable[2] = time.slice(8,10);
timestamptable[3] = time.slice(11,19);
timestamptable[4] = time.slice(20,24);
return timestamptable;
}
How to use it: GetTimeTable()[id], id can be 0,1,2,3,4 but not higher or lower. 0 returns day in 3 letters, 1 returns month in 3 letters, 2 returns day number in 1 integer, 3 returns the time in 8 characters, 4 returns year in 1 integer.

Example:

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function onConsoleInput(cmd,text)
{
       print("Executing command: " + cmd + " with params: " + text + " at " + GetTimeTable()[0] + "/" + GetTimeTable()[1] + "/" + GetTimeTable()[3] );
}

Sending script error messages w/o forcing an error 2 ways.

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function PrintErrorMessage(errortitle,optionalparams)
{
          if(optionalparams)
                throw("\"" + errortitle + "\" , possible cause: " + optionalparams);
           else
                throw("\"" + errortitle + "\"");
}
How to use it: PrintErrorMessage("hello","apple");
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Method 2

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function PrintErrorMessage2(errortitle,optionalparams)
{
          if(optionalparams)
                error("Error at \"" + errortitle + "\" , possible cause: " + optionalparams);
           else
                error("Error at \"" + errortitle + "\"");
}
How to use it: PrintErrorMessage("hello","apple");
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To be continued.
If you have useful snippets, post them over here.

PS: SQ3.0.2 is the Squirrel version used by LU.

[IdkanYavuk X]

Return full time in array

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function GetTimeTable()
{
timestamptable <- array(5,0);
local time = GetFullTime().tostring();
timestamptable[0] = time.slice(0,3);
timestamptable[1] = time.slice(4,7);
timestamptable[2] = time.slice(8,10);
timestamptable[3] = time.slice(11,19);
timestamptable[4] = time.slice(20,24);
return timestamptable;
}
How to use it: GetTimeTable()[id], id can be 0,1,2,3,4 but not higher or lower. 0 returns day in 3 letters, 1 returns month in 3 letters, 2 returns day number in 1 integer, 3 returns the time in 8 characters, 4 returns year in 1 integer.

I use GetFullTime() always, but not in that way, I use this

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local t = GetFullTime(), clock = GetTok( t, " ", 4 ), hour = GetTok( clock, ":", 1 ), minute = GetTok( clock, ":", 2 );
what is your opinion about my method?

[Shadow.]

well yeah, either way is good, I was bored back then and I wrote those snippets ;d

[Thijn]

There is a default squirrel function called date() which will return a table with all data you need.
No need to parse a string..

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local time = date(GetTime());

timestamptable <- array(5,0);
timestamptable[0] = time.day;
timestamptable[1] = time.month;
timestamptable[2] = time.day;
timestamptable[3] = format("%02d:%02d:%02d", time.hour, time.min, time.sec);
timestamptable[4] = time.year;
Credits to Gudio for the code snippet