llGetGMTclock
function
Function syntax
float llGetGMTclock();- Returns
float- Energy
- 10
For SL time, which is the same as California time, use llGetWallclock
Returns a float that is the time in seconds since midnight GMT. Value appears to be truncated to the second.
float result = llGetGMTclock();Examples
Section titled “Examples”Example 1
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//--// GMT function with local offsets in 12hr format //--//
integer gIntMinute = 60; //-- 1 minute in secondsinteger gIntHour = 3600; //-- 1 hour in secondsinteger gInt12Hr = 43200; //-- 12hrs in secondsinteger gIntDay = 86400; //-- 1 day in seconds
string fStrGMTwOffset( integer vIntLocalOffset ){ //-- get the correct time in seconds for the given offset integer vIntBaseTime = ((integer)llGetGMTclock() + gIntDay + vIntLocalOffset * gIntHour) % gIntDay; string vStrReturn;
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//-- store morning or night and reduce to 12hour format if needed if (vIntBaseTime < gInt12Hr){ vStrReturn = " AM"; }else{ vStrReturn = " PM"; vIntBaseTime = vIntBaseTime % gInt12Hr; }
//-- get and format minutes integer vIntMinutes = (vIntBaseTime % gIntHour) / gIntMinute; vStrReturn = (string)vIntMinutes + vStrReturn; if (10 > vIntMinutes){ vStrReturn = "0" + vStrReturn; }
//-- add in the correct hour, force 0 to 12 if (vIntBaseTime < gIntHour){ vStrReturn = "12:" + vStrReturn; }else{ vStrReturn = (string)(vIntBaseTime / gIntHour) + ":" + vStrReturn; } return vStrReturn;}
default{ touch_start( integer vIntTouched ){ //-- '-8' is california time, no adjustment for DST llSay( 0, "The time is now " + fStrGMTwOffset( -8 ) ); }}Example 2
// Gets the number of milliseconds since midnight UTC.integer GetGMTmsclock(){ string stamp = llGetTimestamp(); return (integer) llGetSubString(stamp, 11, 12) * 3600000 + (integer) llGetSubString(stamp, 14, 15) * 60000 + llRound((float) llGetSubString(stamp, 17, -2) * 1000.0);}See also
Section titled “See also”Functions
Section titled “Functions”llGetWallclock— Seconds since midnight SLT (i.e. PST or PDT)
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