Re: how do I convert a # to time?

Roger Raymond wrote:
> 
> 
> mulpinBR - 111.898.068 > http://br.xaraya.com wrote:
> 
>> function ReadTime($readtxt) {
>>  $readspeed = CountWords($readtxt);
>>  $readtimeraw = $readspeed / 150;
>>  list($min,$secs) = explode('.',$readtimeraw);
>>  $secs = "0.$secs";
>>  $secs = floor(60*($secs/10));
>>  $readtime = "$min'$secs\"";
>> return($readtime);
> 
> 
> Dunno if it's faster, but it's smaller :)
> 
> function ReadTime($readtxt)
> {
>     list($min,$sec) = explode('.',(CountWords($readtxt)/150));
>     $secs = floor(60*("0.$secs"));
>     return "$min'$secs\"";
> }
> 


You might even want to pass in the $readtxt by reference as well, just 
for memory savings by changing the var list in the function like:

function ReadTime(&$readtxt)