Forums Scripts & Popups uptimes

how can i continueously add up my uptime for windows? maybe a lil editing windows? or a script that adds the uptimes up?

on 1:START: {
if (!%uptime) { /set -u0 %uptime $calc($uptime(system) / 1000) }
}

on 1:EXIT: {
/inc -u0 %uptime $calc($uptime(system) / 1000)
}

menu * {
say uptime: /msg $active Uptime: $duration(%uptime)
}

that didnt work

What exactly do you mean by "adds the uptimes"?

why not read the uptime at set intervals and write it to an ini section somewhere ... then if u ever need to call for it like to find your record uptime ..... there u go right there read it from the ini

ive probably responded to the wrong nick and i appologize for that in advance

try this /.timerUptime 0 1 echo -a $uptime(system,1)

maybe this is wat u want ... just change the command =)

How are you supposed to display the contents of a variable from a popup when you unset it after the scrip setting it ends.

Just force of habit.. i accidently put that there. I almost never make a global variable. I usually use ini for starage, not vars. Mymistake.

Try This N00bz :

menu * {
Say Uptime:/msg $active My $os Uptime Is $uptime(system,1)
}

read idiót

i want a never resetting uptime, when i shout down crash or restart my pc, i want mirc to just add on the the current uptime that it has recorded

on 1:START: {
.timeruptime 0 1 /uptime.chk
}

alias uptime.chk {
if (!%uptime.full) { /set %uptime.full $uptime(system) }
if (!%uptime.cur) { /set %uptim.cur $uptime(system) }
if ($uptime(System) < %uptime.cur) {
/inc %uptime.full %uptime.cur
/set %uptime.cur $uptime(system)
}
}

*untested*

how do i say that in $uptime(system,1) format?

you need to announce the %uptime.full + %uptime.cur

Add them, divide by 100 (to convert from milliseconds) and then duration.

to convert from milliseconds to seconds, you divide by 1000. If you divide by 100 you are converting to deciseconds.

I meant to type another 0 too, heh thanks codemaster