Hey, I'm trying to convert some time in seconds to string using format. My current approach is working but its showing the wrong amount of days.
DateFormat.format
[ DateFormat.dayOfYearNumber
, DateFormat.text "D "
, DateFormat.hourMilitaryNumber
, DateFormat.text "H "
, DateFormat.minuteNumber
, DateFormat.text "M "
, DateFormat.secondNumber
, DateFormat.text "S"
]
utc
(Time.millisToPosix (someTimeInSeconds * 1000))
When I try this with someTimeInSeconds = 807627. It will return 10 days instead of 9.
Hey, I'm trying to convert some time in seconds to string using
format. My current approach is working but its showing the wrong amount of days.When I try this with
someTimeInSeconds = 807627. It will return 10 days instead of 9.