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Added functions to get mintues, hours, and string

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Matthew Ellison
2019-03-28 12:13:43 -04:00
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Stopwatch.lua
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@@ -6,7 +6,15 @@
--You need some kind of table to hold the times
Stopwatch = {}
Stopwatch = {
timeResolution = {
microSeconds = 1;
milliSeconds = 2;
seconds = 3;
minutes = 4;
hours = 5;
};
};
Stopwatch.__index = Stopwatch;
--This is needed to create a Stopwatch and link the variables and functions
@@ -88,6 +96,26 @@ function Stopwatch:getSeconds()
return self:getTime();
end
--This function returns the duration the stopwatch has run in minutes
function Stopwatch:getMinutes()
local timeDifference = self:getTime(); --Get the time that has elapsed
--If you did not get an error convert the time to minutes
if(timeDifference >= 0) then
timerDifference = timeDifference / 60;
end
return timeDifference;
end
--This function returns the duration the stopwatch has run in hours
function Stopwatch:getHours()
local timeDifference = self:getTime(); --Get the time that has elapsed
--If you did not get an error convert the time to minutes
if(timeDifference >= 0) then
timerDifference = timeDifference / 3600;
end
return timeDifference;
end
--This function returns the duration the stopwatch has run in minutes
function Stopwatch:getMinutes()
local timeDifference = self:getTime();
@@ -97,3 +125,51 @@ function Stopwatch:getMinutes()
end
return timeDifference;
end
function Stopwatch:getString()
local timeDifference = self:getTime(); --Get the time that has elapsed
local timeResolution = Stopwatch.timeResolution.seconds;
local timeString = "";
--Convert the time to a string with the format XXX.XXX <timeResolution>
--The time is returned in seconds. Decide if that as ok or if the resolution needs to go up or down
--If there are more than 120 seconds change the time to minutes
if(timeDifference > 120) then
timeDifference = timeDifference / 60;
timeResolution = Stopwatch.timeResolution.minutes;
--If there are more than 120 minutes change the time to hours
if(timeDifference > 120) then
timeDifference = timeDifference / 60;
timeResolution = Stopwatch.timeResolution.hours;
end
--If there is less than 1 second change the time to milliseconds
elseif(timeDifference < 1) then
timeDifference = timeDifference * 1000;
timeResolution = Stopwatch.timeResolution.milliSeconds;
--If there are is less than 1 millisecond change the time to microseconds
if(timeDifference < 1) then
timeDifference = timeDifference * 1000;
timeResolution = Stopwatch.timeResolution.microSeconds;
end
end
--If the number of seconds is between 1 and 120 just use seconds
--Create the string
if(timeResolution == Stopwatch.timeResolution.microSeconds) then
timeString = string.format("%.0f microseconds", timeDifference);
elseif(timeResolution == Stopwatch.timeResolution.milliSeconds) then
timeString = string.format("%.3f milliseconds", timeDifference);
elseif(timeResolution == Stopwatch.timeResolution.seconds) then
timeString = string.format("%.3f seconds", timeDifference);
elseif(timeResolution == Stopwatch.timeResolution.minutes) then
timeString = string.format("%.3f minutes", timeDifference);
elseif(timeResoltuion == Stopwatch.timeResolution.hours) then
timeString = string.format("%.3f hours", timeDifference);
else
timeString = "ERROR!";
end
--Return the string
return timeString;
end