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Manual Reference Pages  - sec2days (3)

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NAME

sec2days(3f) - [M_time] convert seconds to string of form dd-hh:mm:ss (LICENSE:PD)

CONTENTS

Synopsis
Description
Options
Returns
Example
Author
License

SYNOPSIS

function sec2days(seconds,crop) result(dhms)

    real(kind=realtime),intent(in) :: seconds
      or
    integer,intent(in)             :: seconds
      or
    real,intent(in)                :: seconds
      or
    character(len=*)               :: seconds

    logical,intent(in),optional    :: crop
    character(len=:),allocatable   :: dhms

DESCRIPTION

Given a number of seconds convert it to a string of the form

      dd-hh:mm:ss

where dd is days, hh hours, mm minutes and ss seconds.

OPTIONS

seconds
	number of seconds to convert to string of form dd-hh:mm:ss. May be of type INTEGER, REAL, REAL(KIND=REALTIME), or CHARACTER. CHARACTER strings may be of the form [NNd][NNh][NNm][NNs][NNw]. Case,spaces and underscores are ignored. Allowed aliases for d,h,m, and s units are d - days,day m - minutes,minute,min h - hours,hour,hrs,hr s - seconds,second,sec The numeric values may represent floating point numbers.
crop	if .true., remove leading zero day values or day and hour values. Optional, defaults to .false. .

RETURNS

dmhs	the returned string of form [d:h:]m:s

EXAMPLE

Sample Program:

    program demo_sec2days
    use M_time, only : sec2days
    implicit none
       write(*,*)sec2days(129860)
       write(*,*)sec2days(80000.0d0)
       write(*,*)sec2days(80000.0,crop=.true.)
       write(*,*)sec2days(’1 day 2.0hr 100 min 300.0seconds’)
    end program demo_sec2days

results:

    1-12:04:20
    0-22:13:20
    22:13:20
    1-03:45:00

AUTHOR

John S. Urban, 2015

LICENSE

Public Domain

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sec2days (3)

July 05, 2020

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