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8.2

In Seconds

Asked by Dj_Fx8 in Windows MFC Programming

Hi
Is there a simple way to change a a given number of seconds into a formated string ie

float fSeconds = 5528.345     //1h  32m  8s  345mS

and change it into a CString  which will be "01:32:08.345"

Do I have done it like this but I thought there must be an easier way

CString CfvPlayers::SecondsToHMSmS(float fSeconds) const
{
      int nHours = 0;
      int nMins = 0;
      int nSeconds = 0;
      int nMilliSec = 0;
      int nTime = (int)fSeconds;
      //get the milliseconds
      nMilliSec = (int)((fSeconds - nTime) * 1000);
      // get hours
      nHours = nTime / 3600 ;
      //get mins
      nTime = nTime % 3600;
      nMins = nTime / 60;
      //get seconds
      nSeconds = nTime % 60;

      CString szResult, szTemp;
      //format the hours
      szTemp.Format("%d",nHours);
      if (nHours < 10) {szResult = _T("0");}
      szResult += szTemp + _T(":");
      //format mins
      szTemp.Format("%d", nMins);
      if (nMins < 10) {szResult += _T("0");}
      szResult += szTemp + _T(":");
      //format mins
      szTemp.Format("%d", nSeconds);
      if (nSeconds < 10) {szResult += _T("0");}
      szResult += szTemp + _T(".");
      //format milliseconds
      szTemp.Format("%d", nMilliSec);
      if (nMilliSec < 10)      {      return szResult += _T("00") + szTemp;}
      if (nMilliSec < 100) { return szResult += _T("0") + szTemp;}
      return szResult += szTemp;
}
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