* /hfree: no such table 'unusli' (line 1559
hfree unusli
hfree -w unusli
var %uptime = $calc(($uptime - ($uptime(mIRC,3) * 1000))/10).timercentisecond -om 0 1 .timestamp -f $!+([mmmm dd yyyy dddd hh:nn:ss:,%uptime TT,])
The only problem is the centisecond timestamp is exactly the same. While my normal timestamp works fine every centisecond timestamp is the same value, so it does not change.
Low lost a | between commands there, but since %uptime is calculated once, its going to be the same thing each time its set in the timer anyway, cause and effect explained.
alias centiseconds {
if (!$var(%centiseconds.correction,0)) {
var %time = $time
while (%time == $time) {
}
echo $time : $ticks <<<< remove this line, it only shows once but it was in for testing (not that it effects anything)
set -u1000000000 %centiseconds.correction $calc($ticks - 1000) }
return $mid($calc($ticks - %centiseconds.correction),-3,2)
}
So I replace my $ticks with $centiseconds and the timestamp is just my regular timestamp, but no centisecond.
"replace my $ticks with $centiseconds" I didnt tell you to do that. if you did no wonder its accting oddly i said do this
.timercentisecond -om 0 1 .timestamp -f $!+([mmmm dd yyyy dddd hh:nn:ss:,$centiseconds TT,])(thats in a script not the command line, unless you use two //)
I know it works i just did it.
