| /proc/classic_worldtime2text | This proc should only be used for world/Topic.
If you want to display the time for which dream daemon has been running ("round time") use worldtime2text.
If you want to display the canonical station "time" (aka the in-character time of the station) use station_time_timestamp |
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| /proc/worldtime2text | Returns the world time in english |
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| /proc/roundtime2text | Returns the world time in english |
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| /proc/station_time | This is used for displaying the "station time" equivelent of a world.time value
Calling it with no args will give you the current time, but you can specify a world.time-based value as an argument |
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| /proc/time_to_twelve_hour | Converts a time expressed in deciseconds (like world.time) to the 12-hour time format.
the format arg is the format passed down to time2text() (e.g. "hh:mm" is hours and minutes but not seconds).
the timezone is the time value offset from the local time. It's to be applied outside time2text() to get the AM/PM right. |
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| /proc/SQLtime | Returns timestamp in a sql and ISO 8601 friendly format |
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| /proc/start_watch | Returns "watch handle" (really just a timestamp :V) |
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| /proc/stop_watch | Returns number of seconds elapsed.
@param wh number The "Watch Handle" from start_watch(). (timestamp) |
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| /proc/seconds_to_time | Take a value in seconds and returns a string of minutes and seconds in the format X minute(s) and X seconds. |
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| /proc/seconds_to_clock | Take a value in seconds and makes it display like a clock |
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| /proc/DisplayTimeText | Takes a value of time in deciseconds.
Returns a text value of that number in hours, minutes, or seconds. |
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