Syntax Q - filter args as a variable - Page 2

WarpEnterprises · 10th March 2003, 00:28

Look here:

CHR.DLL

(has a CHR and a TIME function)

2.0 + 2.5

For the possible time formatting codes look into chr.cpp.

DDogg · 10th March 2003, 06:50

WarpEnterprises, thanks so much! I look forward to giving this a try tomorrow and will report back the reults and some more examples.

WarpEnterprises · 10th March 2003, 08:28

Forgot to emphasize: the time is of course the LOAD TIME of the script (it cannot be used to imprint e.g. the current time on a video from start to the end, this would have to be done by a completely different function)

DDogg · 11th March 2003, 02:53

WarpEnterprises, those time functions in chr really work well and are very comprehensive and thought out. Thanks!
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...597#post276597
Note: I do understand it is the start time. I used it in the script as a place holder until I can figure out how to get the end time.

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DDogg Retired, but still around Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Lone Star Posts: 3,058	WarpEnterprises, those time functions in chr really work well and are very comprehensive and thought out. Thanks! http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...597#post276597 Note: I do understand it is the start time. I used it in the script as a place holder until I can figure out how to get the end time. Last edited by DDogg; 11th March 2003 at 03:10.

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10th March 2003, 00:28	#21 \| Link
WarpEnterprises C64 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Austria Posts: 830	Look here: CHR.DLL (has a CHR and a TIME function) 2.0 + 2.5 For the possible time formatting codes look into chr.cpp.

10th March 2003, 06:50	#22 \| Link
DDogg Retired, but still around Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Lone Star Posts: 3,058	WarpEnterprises, thanks so much! I look forward to giving this a try tomorrow and will report back the reults and some more examples.

10th March 2003, 08:28	#23 \| Link
WarpEnterprises C64 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Austria Posts: 830	Forgot to emphasize: the time is of course the LOAD TIME of the script (it cannot be used to imprint e.g. the current time on a video from start to the end, this would have to be done by a completely different function)