public function FeedsYoutubeParser::secsToTime in Feeds: YouTube Parser 6
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 7.2 FeedsYoutubeParser.inc \FeedsYoutubeParser::secsToTime()
Display seconds as HH:MM:SS, with leading 0's.
Parameters
$seconds: The number of seconds to display.
2 calls to FeedsYoutubeParser::secsToTime()
- FeedsYoutubeParser::parseAtom in ./
FeedsYoutubeParser.inc - Parse Atom feed
- FeedsYoutubeParser::parseRss20 in ./
FeedsYoutubeParser.inc - Parse RSS 2.0 feed
File
- ./
FeedsYoutubeParser.inc, line 160 - Feeds parser class for Youtube
Class
- FeedsYoutubeParser
- Class definition for Youtube Parser.
Code
public function secsToTime($seconds) {
// Number of seconds in an hour.
$unith = 3600;
// Number of seconds in a minute.
$unitm = 60;
// '/' given value by num sec in hour... output = HOURS
$hh = intval($seconds / $unith);
// Multiply number of hours by seconds, then subtract from given value.
// Output = REMAINING seconds.
$ss_remaining = $seconds - $hh * 3600;
// Take remaining seconds and divide by seconds in a min... output = MINS.
$mm = intval($ss_remaining / $unitm);
// Multiply number of mins by seconds, then subtract from remaining seconds.
// Output = REMAINING seconds.
$ss = $ss_remaining - $mm * 60;
$output = '';
// If we have any hours, then prepend that to our output.
if ($hh) {
$output .= "{$hh}:";
}
// Create a safe-for-output MM:SS.
$output .= sprintf($hh ? "%02d:%02d" : "%d:%02d", $mm, $ss);
return $output;
}