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Fixing fancy_time handling of sub-minute durations.

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Chris 2012-08-01 13:37:52 +01:00
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commit 0d6d5ac11a
1 changed files with 10 additions and 10 deletions
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@ -153,14 +153,14 @@ BEGIN {
31 => 'st'
};
@timescales = ( { "seconds" => 31557600, "singular" => "TIMES_YEAR" , "plural" => "TIMES_YEARS" },
{ "seconds" => 2629800, "singular" => "TIMES_MONTH" , "plural" => "TIMES_MONTHS" },
{ "seconds" => 604800, "singular" => "TIMES_WEEK" , "plural" => "TIMES_WEEKS" },
{ "seconds" => 86400, "singular" => "TIMES_DAY" , "plural" => "TIMES_DAYS" },
{ "seconds" => 3600, "singular" => "TIMES_HOUR" , "plural" => "TIMES_HOURS" },
{ "seconds" => 60, "singular" => "TIMES_MINUTE" , "plural" => "TIMES_MINUTES" },
{ "seconds" => 15, "singular" => "TIMES_SECONDS", "plural" => "TIMES_SECONDS" },
{ "seconds" => 1, "singular" => "TIMES_JUSTNOW", "plural" => "TIMES_JUSTNOW" },
@timescales = ( { "seconds" => 31557600, "scale" => 31557600, "singular" => "TIMES_YEAR" , "plural" => "TIMES_YEARS" },
{ "seconds" => 2629800, "scale" => 2629800, "singular" => "TIMES_MONTH" , "plural" => "TIMES_MONTHS" },
{ "seconds" => 604800, "scale" => 604800, "singular" => "TIMES_WEEK" , "plural" => "TIMES_WEEKS" },
{ "seconds" => 86400, "scale" => 86400, "singular" => "TIMES_DAY" , "plural" => "TIMES_DAYS" },
{ "seconds" => 3600, "scale" => 3600, "singular" => "TIMES_HOUR" , "plural" => "TIMES_HOURS" },
{ "seconds" => 60, "scale" => 60, "singular" => "TIMES_MINUTE" , "plural" => "TIMES_MINUTES" },
{ "seconds" => 15, "scale" => 1, "singular" => "TIMES_SECONDS", "plural" => "TIMES_SECONDS" },
{ "seconds" => 0, "scale" => 1, "singular" => "TIMES_JUSTNOW", "plural" => "TIMES_JUSTNOW" },
);
}
@ -826,8 +826,8 @@ sub fancy_time {
# Otherwise, find the largest matching time string
} else {
foreach my $scale (@timescales) {
if($dur > $scale -> {"seconds"}) {
$dur = int($dur / $scale -> {"seconds"}); # Always going to be positive, so no need for floor() here
if($dur >= $scale -> {"seconds"}) {
$dur = int($dur / $scale -> {"scale"}); # Always going to be positive, so no need for floor() here
$fancytime = $self -> replace_langvar($dur == 1 ? $scale -> {"singular"} : $scale -> {"plural"}, {"%t" => $dur});
last;