CF.TextToTime ( TXT ; F ; L )
Coverts the first 3 up to 7 numbers of a text string into a time indication (hours, minutes, seconds).
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Thomas Hellwig Delasocial GmbH, Hamburg (Germany) http://www.delasocial.com |
CF.TextToTime ( "milliseconds0155900" ; 3 ; 3 )
CF.TextToTime ( "61594" ; 2 ; 0 )
01:55:900
01:59
Function definition: (Copy & paste into FileMaker's Edit Custom Function window)
Description:
Coverts the first 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 numbers of a text string into a time indication (like hours:minutes or hours:minutes:seconds or minutes:seconds:milliseconds).
Version:
2.0: Completely revised code.
3.0: New Format "mm:ss" as code 2 and "ss:ms" as code 4. Additional parameter (L) for the numbers of digits of milliseconds.
3.1: Bugfix
Parameters:
(TXT) Possible values:
A text string with numbers ---> e.g. "Your time is 8 min and 23 sec." or "12445" or "089 hu!77-3p"
(F) Possible values:
Output format code:
0 ---> without seconds (hh:mm)
1 ---> with seconds (hh:mm:ss)
2 ---> without hours (mm:ss)
3 ---> without hours, but with milliseconds (mm:ss:ms)
4 ---> without hours and minutes (ss:ms)
(L) Lenght of millisecongs (number of digits):
0 ---> if not needed
1 ---> 1 digit
2 ---> 2 digits
3 ---> 3 digits
Comments
Lee Smith Mar 10, 2016 |
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Your custom function is stumbling on “SetzeVars†as if I’m supposed to have a CF with that name, or the English version of what that does. | ||
Thomas Hellwig, Hamburg/Germany Mar 10, 2016 |
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Please note that the FileMaker version is 12. The function "SetzeVars" is renamed in version 13. I hope this information is helping you. |
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Lee Smith Mar 10, 2016 |
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I guess I’m fighting more than one issue, the version I’m using is 14 and the Calc is in German which I don’t know the the equivalent of English from German. | ||
Thomas Hellwig, Hamburg/Germany Mar 11, 2016 |
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You can use the tool "Language Switcher" to start FileMaker in german. But the code above will be also switched automatically if you copy it into the Specify Calculation. Here it is in english: Let ( [ FZS = Filter ( TXT ; "0123456789" ) ; AZ = Case ( Length ( FZS ) = 1 ; GetAsText ( "0" & FZS ) ; FZS ) ; P = Left ( GetAsText ( AZ & "000000" ) ; 6 ) ; SEC = Case ( M = 1 ; 8 ; 5 ) ; Z = Left ( Time ( Left ( P ; 2 ) ; Middle ( P ; 3 ; 2 ) ; Right ( P ; 2 ) ) ; SEC ) ] ; //______________________________ Calculation Z ) //___ EndLet |
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Thomas Hellwig, Hamburg/Germany Apr 2, 2016 |
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Version 2.0 has a complete new structure and is reduced to three codes for three output formats: 0 ---> without seconds (hh:mm) 1 ---> with seconds (hh:mm:ss) 2 ---> without hours, but with milliseconds (mm:ss:ms ) |
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