message .time is not returning what it suppose to return?

[Architect]

1. What OS you are at? Windows 7 64 bits

2. Real PC or VPS? Real

3. Using WindAddons? Which version? beta 20

4. Which version of WindBot? beta 51

5. Which version of Game Client? 11.10.4527

6. Do you have a Dedicated Graphics Card? Yes

7. Detailed description of the problem.

Looks like .time from message is not returning what it suppose to return.
In this example the time in my computer was 22:40, the message time was 22:39 and .time should return between 0 and 60 right?

8. If applicable, a GIF of the action hosted on imgur.com.

9. Do this happen in WindBot for Client Version 10.x too? I don't know. I don't use it anymore.

10. Debug Log.

{level = 0, content = "A mutated rat loses 145 hitpoints due to your attack.", sender = "", type = 19}
.time = 1487986795
.timestr = 22:39

11. Comments.

[mistgun]

1. What OS you are at? Windows 7 64 bits

2. Real PC or VPS? Real

3. Using WindAddons? Which version? beta 20

4. Which version of WindBot? beta 51

5. Which version of Game Client? 11.10.4527

6. Do you have a Dedicated Graphics Card? Yes

7. Detailed description of the problem.

Looks like .time from message is not returning what it suppose to return.
In this example the time in my computer was 22:40, the message time was 22:39 and .time should return between 0 and 60 right?

8. If applicable, a GIF of the action hosted on imgur.com.

9. Do this happen in WindBot for Client Version 10.x too? I don't know. I don't use it anymore.

10. Debug Log.

{level = 0, content = "A mutated rat loses 145 hitpoints due to your attack.", sender = "", type = 19}
.time = 1487986795
.timestr = 22:39

11. Comments.

It's working as it should, it will return current time in milliseconds.

[Architect]

@mistgun Do you know the variable to get the current time? The only thing I could find in the docs is $timems that returns the time since bot starts. I compared its value with .time and .time is much more bigger than $timems.

[mistgun]

It's because $timems as you said returns millis since bot start, .time on the other hand returns your os time.
You can basically do this:

local timePassed = os.time() - m.time -- where m.time is time when message was send

to check how many seconds passed since message was send.

[Architect]

@mistgun thanks for make things clear! Rep++ you!

Still someone needs to fix the docs. In the doc its write that .time retruns time in seconds not in miliseconds. I'm a programmer and I know how boring is to fillup documentation!? Sorry about that! xD

Att. Architect

[Imba]

@mistgun thanks for make things clear! Rep++ you!

Still someone needs to fix the docs. In the doc its write that .time retruns time in seconds not in miliseconds. I'm a programmer and I know how boring is to fillup documentation!? Sorry about that! xD

Att. Architect

You can fix it yourself.
https://github.com/Tibia-WindBot/WindBot-Docs

[Raphael]

@mistgun thanks for make things clear! Rep++ you!

Still someone needs to fix the docs. In the doc its write that .time retruns time in seconds not in miliseconds. I'm a programmer and I know how boring is to fillup documentation!? Sorry about that! xD

Att. Architect

I'm sorry. What @Imba meant to say is that you're free to contribute with a fix yourself if you find the time to. Otherwise, we'll get to it as soon as we can.

[Imba]

Yes, thats exactly what i meant to say