Re: how do I convert a # to time?

actually it shouldn't have that /10

X's,
Murilo
"Roger Raymond" <roger-vp4IRbjYgwNWk0Htik3J/[email protected]> escreveu na mensagem
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| Bah! that math is totally wrong!!! sorry
|
| Should be.
|
| // convert the decimal minutes dropping any remainder
| $minutes = floor(60*($minutes/10));
|
|
| Roger Raymond wrote:
| > Probably could use come simple math.  Just get the two parts of
the
| > number...
| >
| >     // assuming the format will always be the same
| >     list($hours,minutes) = explode('.',$number);
| >
| >     // convert the decimal minutes dropping any remainder
| >     $minutes = floor(60 / $minutes);
| >
| >     $timeAsText = "$hours'$minutes\"";
| >
| > Hope that starts you on your way :)
| >
| > Roger
| >
| > mulpinBR - 111.898.068 > http://br.xaraya.com wrote:
| >
| >> I believe it's really easy, but late at night I can't figure it
out:
| >> how could I convert for instance 2.5 to 2'30"?
| >>
| >> X's,
| >> Murilo
| >>
| >>
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