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I am trying to take 2 times and determine the difference,

example:

Time one

13:43:24,424

Time two

13:44:35:424

Time that has passed is 0:1:11,000

how can i get the time that has passed?

 

It always amazes me how one little thing can cause so much havoc

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Something like this:

#include <date.au3>
Global $sTime1 = "13:43:24", $sTime2 = "13:44:35"
Global $iTime1,  $iTime2
Global $aTemp, $sHour, $sMinute, $sSecond
$aTemp = StringSplit($sTime1, ":")
$iTime1 = _TimeToTicks($aTemp[1], $aTemp[2], $aTemp[3])
$aTemp = StringSplit($sTime2, ":")
$iTime2 = _TimeToTicks($aTemp[1], $aTemp[2], $aTemp[3])
_TicksToTime($iTime2-$iTime1, $sHour, $sMinute, $sSecond)
ConsoleWrite($sHour & ":" & $sMinute & ":" & $sSecond & @LF)

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  On 8/22/2013 at 4:13 PM, water said:

Something like this:

That's almost the exact same code I came up with. :D Edited by BrewManNH

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What's missing is some code to strip off the milliseconds from the input values. I will leave this to the OP ;)

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How would you do this for something that runs over midnight?

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Then you would need to pass date AND time and use _DateDiff to calculate the difference.

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just tested in my script, thats exactly what i was looking for.  I was playing with _TicksToTime but i was not using it correctly.  thank you

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Does the provided solution offer any benefits over:

$Start = "13:43:24:424"
$aStart = stringsplit($Start , ":")


$End = "13:44:21:300"
$aEnd = stringsplit($End , ":")


$Hour = $aEnd[1] - $aStart[1]
$Min = $aEnd[2] - $aStart[2]
$Sec = $aEnd[3] - $aStart[3]
$Ms = $aEnd[4] - $aStart[4]


If $Ms < 0 Then
$Sec -= 1
$Ms = 1000 + $Ms
Endif


If $Sec < 0 Then
$Min -= 1
$Sec = 60 + $Sec
Endif


If $Min < 0 Then
$Hour -= 1
$Min = 60 + $Min
Endif


msgbox(0, '' , $Hour & ":" & $Min & ":" & $Sec & ":" & $Ms)
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If the result if the same I don't see a difference.

Both scripts should be tested if they return proper results when run over midnight.

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I know i showed millisecs in the original post but I did not have to add it, so the first was great, i am rewriting it to better fit my script but that was exactly what i was trying to do.

 

thanks to all,

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oh, wow.  Water, i just caught on to what you were saying and tested it.  when it runs past the 24 hr mark it returns 12:1:11

so if i had a 23 hr time and 1hr comparison it will show something like 22 hrs difference instead of 1 - 2 hrs

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To properly compare time values past the 24 hr mark you need to pass the date as well and use _DateDiff.

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Posted

ok, i can do that.  its a server log file so i have that information.

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What is the best practice for  "If <this>" or "If <this and that>" or " If <this and that and that>" if they all result in the same action, without copying the same stuff throughout the script (as that was the easiest solution)?

This one accounts for a single 24 hour period, with midnight rollover.

;;;;;; input

$Start = "22:43:24:424"

$End = "20:49:49:100"

;;;;;; end input

$aStart = stringsplit($Start , ":")
$aEnd = stringsplit($End , ":")

$Midnight = "23:59:59:999"
$aMidnight = stringsplit($Midnight , ":")

If $aEnd[1] < $aStart[1] Then
    $HourStart = $aMidnight[1] - $aStart[1]
    $MinStart = $aMidnight[2] - $aStart[2]
    $SecStart = $aMidnight[3] - $aStart[3]
    $MsStart = $aMidnight[4] - $aStart[4]
    $elapsedDay1 = _CheckTime($HourStart , $MinStart , $SecStart , $MsStart)

    $HourEnd = 0 + number($aEnd[1])
    $MinEnd = 0 + number($aEnd[2])
    $SecEnd = 0 + number($aEnd[3])
    $MsEnd = 0 + number($aEnd[4])
    $elapsedDay2 = _CheckTime($HourEnd , $MinEnd , $SecEnd , $MsEnd)

    $aDay1 = stringsplit($elapsedDay1 , ":")
    $aDay2 = stringsplit($elapsedDay2 , ":")

    $Hour = $aDay1[1] + $aDay2[1]
    $Min = $aDay1[2] + $aDay2[2]
    $Sec = $aDay1[3] + $aDay2[3]
    $Ms = $aDay1[4] + $aDay2[4]

ElseIf $aEnd[1] = $aStart[1] and $aEnd[2] < $aStart[2] Then
    $HourStart = $aMidnight[1] - $aStart[1]
    $MinStart = $aMidnight[2] - $aStart[2]
    $SecStart = $aMidnight[3] - $aStart[3]
    $MsStart = $aMidnight[4] - $aStart[4]
    $elapsedDay1 = _CheckTime($HourStart , $MinStart , $SecStart , $MsStart)

    $HourEnd = 0 + number($aEnd[1])
    $MinEnd = 0 + number($aEnd[2])
    $SecEnd = 0 + number($aEnd[3])
    $MsEnd = 0 + number($aEnd[4])
    $elapsedDay2 = _CheckTime($HourEnd , $MinEnd , $SecEnd , $MsEnd)

    $aDay1 = stringsplit($elapsedDay1 , ":")
    $aDay2 = stringsplit($elapsedDay2 , ":")

    $Hour = $aDay1[1] + $aDay2[1]
    $Min = $aDay1[2] + $aDay2[2]
    $Sec = $aDay1[3] + $aDay2[3]
    $Ms = $aDay1[4] + $aDay2[4]

ElseIf $aEnd[1] = $aStart[1] and $aEnd[2] = $aStart[2] and $aEnd[3] < $aStart[3] Then
    $HourStart = $aMidnight[1] - $aStart[1]
    $MinStart = $aMidnight[2] - $aStart[2]
    $SecStart = $aMidnight[3] - $aStart[3]
    $MsStart = $aMidnight[4] - $aStart[4]
    $elapsedDay1 = _CheckTime($HourStart , $MinStart , $SecStart , $MsStart)

    $HourEnd = 0 + number($aEnd[1])
    $MinEnd = 0 + number($aEnd[2])
    $SecEnd = 0 + number($aEnd[3])
    $MsEnd = 0 + number($aEnd[4])
    $elapsedDay2 = _CheckTime($HourEnd , $MinEnd , $SecEnd , $MsEnd)

    $aDay1 = stringsplit($elapsedDay1 , ":")
    $aDay2 = stringsplit($elapsedDay2 , ":")

    $Hour = $aDay1[1] + $aDay2[1]
    $Min = $aDay1[2] + $aDay2[2]
    $Sec = $aDay1[3] + $aDay2[3]
    $Ms = $aDay1[4] + $aDay2[4]

ElseIf $aEnd[1] = $aStart[1] and $aEnd[2] = $aStart[2] and $aEnd[3] = $aStart[3] and $aEnd[4] < $aStart[4] Then
    $HourStart = $aMidnight[1] - $aStart[1]
    $MinStart = $aMidnight[2] - $aStart[2]
    $SecStart = $aMidnight[3] - $aStart[3]
    $MsStart = $aMidnight[4] - $aStart[4]
    $elapsedDay1 = _CheckTime($HourStart , $MinStart , $SecStart , $MsStart)

    $HourEnd = 0 + number($aEnd[1])
    $MinEnd = 0 + number($aEnd[2])
    $SecEnd = 0 + number($aEnd[3])
    $MsEnd = 0 + number($aEnd[4])
    $elapsedDay2 = _CheckTime($HourEnd , $MinEnd , $SecEnd , $MsEnd)

    $aDay1 = stringsplit($elapsedDay1 , ":")
    $aDay2 = stringsplit($elapsedDay2 , ":")

    $Hour = $aDay1[1] + $aDay2[1]
    $Min = $aDay1[2] + $aDay2[2]
    $Sec = $aDay1[3] + $aDay2[3]
    $Ms = $aDay1[4] + $aDay2[4]


Else

    $Hour = $aEnd[1] - $aStart[1]
    $Min = $aEnd[2] - $aStart[2]
    $Sec = $aEnd[3] - $aStart[3]
    $Ms = $aEnd[4] - $aStart[4]

Endif


$Diff = _CheckTime($Hour , $Min, $Sec , $Ms)
$aDiff = stringsplit($Diff , ":")

    for $i = 1 to 4
        if StringLen($aDiff[$i]) < 2 Then $aDiff[$i] = "0" & $aDiff[$i]
    Next

msgbox(0, '' , $aDiff[1] & ":" & $aDiff[2] & ":" & $aDiff[3] & ":" & $aDiff[4])


Func _CheckTime($Hour , $Min , $Sec , $Ms)

If $Ms < 0 Then
    $Sec -= 1
    $Ms = 1000 + $Ms
ElseIf $Ms > 999 Then
    $Sec += 1
    $Ms = $Ms - 1000
Endif

If $Sec < 0 Then
    $Min -= 1
    $Sec = 60 + $Sec
ElseIf $Sec > 59 Then
    $Min += 1
    $Sec = $Sec - 60
Endif

If $Min < 0 Then
    $Hour -= 1
    $Min = 60 + $Min
ElseIf $Min > 59 Then
    $Hour += 1
    $Min = $Min - 60
Endif

return $Hour & ":" & $Min & ":" & $Sec & ":" & $Ms

EndFunc

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Modified my script to handle 24 hrs rollover as well:

#include <date.au3>
Global $sTime1 = "13:43:24", $sTime2 = "13:44:35"
Global $iTime1, $iTime2, $iTime24
Global $aTemp, $sHour, $sMinute, $sSecond
$aTemp = StringSplit($sTime1, ":")
$iTime1 = _TimeToTicks($aTemp[1], $aTemp[2], $aTemp[3])
$aTemp = StringSplit($sTime2, ":")
$iTime2 = _TimeToTicks($aTemp[1], $aTemp[2], $aTemp[3])
_TicksToTime($iTime2 - $iTime1, $sHour, $sMinute, $sSecond)
If Number(StringReplace($sTime1, ":", "")) < Number(StringReplace($sTime2, ":", "")) Then
    _TicksToTime($iTime2 - $iTime1, $sHour, $sMinute, $sSecond) ; No 24 hr rollover
Else
    $iTime24 = _TimeToTicks("24", "00", "00") ; 24 hr rollover
    _TicksToTime($iTime2 + $iTime24 - $iTime1, $sHour, $sMinute, $sSecond)
EndIf
ConsoleWrite(StringRight("0" & $sHour, 2) & ":" & StringRight("0" & $sMinute, 2) & ":" & StringRight("0" & $sSecond, 2) & @LF)

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#include <_DateDiff_2.au3>
#include <Array.au3>

Local $Old[6] = [2013, 08, 23, 13, 43, 24.240]
Local $New[6] = [2013, 08, 23, 13, 44, 35.925]
; Local $New[6] = [2013, 08, 23, 13, 43, 24.240]
; Local $Old[6] = [2013, 08, 23, 13, 44, 35.925]

$aAge = _DateDiff_2($Old, $New)
$s = '+'
If @extended Then $s = '-'
$s &= $aAge[0] & '/' & $aAge[1] & '/' & $aAge[2] & '  ' & $aAge[3] & ':' & $aAge[4] & ':' & $aAge[5] 
_ArrayDisplay($aAge, $s)
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