Description
Use this method to convert the time period value returned by the aqDateTime.TimeInterval method to a string. The TimeInterval method returns the absolute difference between two specified date/time values, at that, the method's result is also a date/time value denoting the time that has passed since the "zero date", which is 12:00 AM December 30, 1899.
The TimeIntervalToStr method accepts a date/time value and generates a formatted string indicating the number of days, hours, minutes and seconds that have passed since the "zero date".
Declaration
Applies To
The method is applied to the following object:
Parameters
The method has the following parameter:
Interval
Specifies a date/time value denoting a time extent.
Result Value
A string in the D:HH:MM:SS format that describes the time interval.
Where D corresponds to the number of days passed, HH - to the number of passed hours, MM - to the number of passed minutes, and SS - to the number of passed seconds. The number of hours, minutes and seconds is displayed as two digits with a leading zero when required. The number of days is displayed as one or more digits. If the time interval is less than one day, a zero stands for the number of days.
Example
The code below demonstrates how you can use the TimeIntervalToStr method in your scripts:
JavaScript, JScript
function TimeIntervalDemo()
{
var Time1 = aqDateTime.Time();
var Time2 = aqDateTime.AddTime(Time1,1,0,0,5);
var Difference = aqDateTime.TimeInterval(Time1, Time2);
Log.Message("The interval as DateTime: " + aqConvert.DateTimeToStr(Difference));
// Posts "The interval as DateTime: 12/31/1899 12:00:05 AM"
Log.Message("The interval in Days:Hours:Minutes:Seconds format: " + aqConvert.TimeIntervalToStr (Difference));
// Posts "The interval in Days:Hours:Minutes:Seconds format: 1:00:00:05"
}
Python
def TimeIntervalDemo():
Time1 = aqDateTime.Time()
Time2 = aqDateTime.AddTime(Time1,1,0,0,5)
Difference = aqDateTime.TimeInterval(Time1, Time2)
Log.Message("The interval as DateTime: " + aqConvert.DateTimeToStr(Difference))
# Posts "The interval as DateTime: 12/31/1899 12:00:05 AM"
Log.Message("The interval in Days:Hours:Minutes:Seconds format: " + aqConvert.TimeIntervalToStr (Difference))
# Posts "The interval in Days:Hours:Minutes:Seconds format: 1:00:00:05"VBScript
Sub TimeIntervalDemo
Dim Time1, Time2, Difference
Time1 = aqDateTime.Time()
Time2 = aqDateTime.AddTime(Time1,1,0,0,5)
Difference = aqDateTime.TimeInterval(Time1, Time2)
Log.Message("The interval as DateTime: " + aqConvert.DateTimeToStr(Difference))
' Posts "The interval as DateTime: 12/31/1899 12:00:05 AM"
Log.Message("The interval in Days:Hours:Minutes:Seconds format: " + aqConvert.TimeIntervalToStr (Difference))
' Posts "The interval in Days:Hours:Minutes:Seconds format: 1:00:00:05"
End Sub
DelphiScript
procedure TimeIntervalDemo;
var Time1, Time2, Difference;
begin
Time1 := aqDateTime.Time();
Time2 := aqDateTime.AddTime(Time1,1,0,0,5);
Difference := aqDateTime.TimeInterval(Time1, Time2);
Log.Message('The interval as DateTime: ' + aqConvert.DateTimeToStr(Difference));
// Posts "The interval as DateTime: 12/31/1899 12:00:05 AM"
Log.Message('The interval in Days:Hours:Minutes:Seconds format: ' + aqConvert.TimeIntervalToStr (Difference));
// Posts "The interval in Days:Hours:Minutes:Seconds format: 1:00:00:05"
end;
C++Script, C#Script
function TimeIntervalDemo()
{
var Time1 = aqDateTime["Time"]();
var Time2 = aqDateTime["AddTime"](Time1,1,0,0,5);
var Difference = aqDateTime["TimeInterval"](Time1, Time2);
Log["Message"]("The interval as DateTime: " + aqConvert["DateTimeToStr"](Difference));
// Posts "The interval as DateTime: 12/31/1899 12:00:05 AM"
Log["Message"]("The interval in Days:Hours:Minutes:Seconds format: " + aqConvert["TimeIntervalToStr"](Difference));
// Posts "The interval in Days:Hours:Minutes:Seconds format: 1:00:00:05"
}
See Also
Working With Dates
Working With Time
aqDateTime Object
aqDateTime.TimeInterval Method