Difference between revisions of "Textutils.formatTime"
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|code=print(textutils.formatTime(os.clock(), false)) | |code=print(textutils.formatTime(os.clock(), false)) | ||
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|code=print(textutils.formatTime(os.clock(), true)) | |code=print(textutils.formatTime(os.clock(), true)) | ||
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Revision as of 00:01, 18 September 2012
Function textutils.formatTime | |
Formats a time that is in float format. | |
Syntax | textutils.formatTime(float time, boolean isTwentyFourHour) |
Returns | string formatted time |
Part of | ComputerCraft |
API | textutils |
Examples
Example | |
Prints the Minecraft world time in 24-hour time. | |
Code |
print(textutils.formatTime(os.clock(), true)) |
Output | Depends on the time of day in your world, it will look something like this: "17:30". |