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I am using c++ and would like to know the easiest way to turn decimals in to the form hours:minutes:seconds.
You can assume the integer is in the form of hours (e.g. 242.4 = 242 hours 24 seconds etc)
Also, I would like it so that seconds is to one decimal place, and that if a field is blank it will show up like this 00:00:00.0
Thanks heaps :mrgreen:
You can assume the integer is in the form of hours (e.g. 242.4 = 242 hours 24 seconds etc)
Also, I would like it so that seconds is to one decimal place, and that if a field is blank it will show up like this 00:00:00.0
Thanks heaps :mrgreen:
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Ok i worked out the setfill(n) function, so i just need the other part
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modf() will help you split a floating point number into its integer and fractional parts. see man pages for more details8
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