seconds to time HH:MM

[Barney]

in my db i have the time as seconds, 3600, 1800, etc. how can i convert that
to the actual time and display it as 1:00 AM, etc?

thx

[MuZZy]

Barney wrote:

in my db i have the time as seconds, 3600, 1800, etc. how can i convert that
to the actual time and display it as 1:00 AM, etc?

thx

Here's the function i use to show time in HH:MM:SS by given time in seconds
It doesn't show AM/PM and doesn't detect next day (HH > 24), just because i didn't use that.
But it's easy to add

public string FormatTime(int ASecTime)
{
string res = "";
int hr = ASecTime / 3600;
int min = (ASecTime % 3600) / 60;
int sec = ASecTime % 60;

res += (hr >= 10)? hr.ToString() : "0" + hr.ToString();
res += ":";
res += (min >= 10)? min.ToString() : "0" + min.ToString();
res += ":";
res += (sec >= 10)? sec.ToString() : "0" + sec.ToString();
return res;
}
Hope it helps,
Andrey

[Joakim Karlsson]

If you mean that the time is stored as seconds from midnight, you could
use something like this:

using System;

class App
{
static void Main()
{
DateTime dt = DateTime.Today;
dt = dt.AddSeconds(1800);
Console.WriteLine(dt.ToShortTimeString());
}
}

Regards,
Joakim

Barney wrote:

in my db i have the time as seconds, 3600, 1800, etc. how can i convert that
to the actual time and display it as 1:00 AM, etc?

thx

[Chris, Master of All Things Insignificant]

Use the DateTime(int, int, int) constructor. Someone showed a way of doing
this using the fromseconds method, but I don't know that off the top of my
head.

Chris

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Barney wrote:

in my db i have the time as seconds, 3600, 1800, etc. how can i convert
that to the actual time and display it as 1:00 AM, etc?

thx

Here's the function i use to show time in HH:MM:SS by given time in
seconds
It doesn't show AM/PM and doesn't detect next day (HH > 24), just because
i didn't use that.
But it's easy to add

public string FormatTime(int ASecTime)
{
string res = "";
int hr = ASecTime / 3600;
int min = (ASecTime % 3600) / 60;
int sec = ASecTime % 60;

res += (hr >= 10)? hr.ToString() : "0" + hr.ToString();
res += ":";
res += (min >= 10)? min.ToString() : "0" + min.ToString();
res += ":";
res += (sec >= 10)? sec.ToString() : "0" + sec.ToString();
return res;
}
Hope it helps,
Andrey