date comparing

[Vexus]

how to compere dates ? I try to write a function which will logout character if his time playing is higher than X. I thought that would by quite easy example
if ($charactertime > 3*60*60*100) then go xxx and logout. Unfortunatelythe result of this request $charactertime is in some strange format (in the documentation I read that it should by in ms) but the result of this request looks like this... 22:05:40:46. I tried before to round it time(math.floor($charactertime / 1000)) - and it returned more accessible result - 33:20 (mm:ss) but I'm not sure how can I compare this :/

[Vexus]

any sugesstions ?

[Cisco]

how to compere dates ? I try to write a function which will logout character if his time playing is higher than X. I thought that would by quite easy example
if ($charactertime > 3*60*60*100) then go xxx and logout. Unfortunatelythe result of this request $charactertime is in some strange format (in the documentation I read that it should by in ms) but the result of this request looks like this... 22:05:40:46. I tried before to round it time(math.floor($charactertime / 1000)) - and it returned more accessible result - 33:20 (mm:ss) but I'm not sure how can I compare this :/

1- $stamina = time stamina...example:

by default $ stamina is in minutes. Q If you want him to leave with $ stamina less than or equal to 15h ....

if $stamina <= 15*60 then  -- number 15, It means hours

gotolabel('Start', 'Refill')

end

not putting as hours ...

if $stamina <= 900 then  -- number 900, stamina default minutes

gotolabel('Start', 'Refill')

end

2- $charactertime = played time HUD...time default milliseconds....example:

if $charactertime >= 1*3600000 then ---

gotolabel('Start', 'Refill')

end

1 = h
3600000 = 1h in milliseconds...
When the character is 1 hour or more in the game, time "counted on the clock" it will exit

---Resume

$stamina = default minutes....
1h = 60 minutes therefore = 1x60 = 1*60
2h = 120 minutes therefore = 2x60 = 2*60
and so on


$charactertime = default milliseconds....
1h = 3600000 therefore = 1x3600000 = 1*3600000
2h = 7200000 therefore = 2x3600000 = 2*3600000
and so on


I hope you understand. Sorry for English.

[Vexus]

I tried to do something like this but apparently I had something to screw up. Thanks, now it is working.