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Unix Date Time conversion to readable date


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Hi all,

I needed to change a Unix Time stamp into somting that i can read .

so i created a funcion to do that .

I whant to know if this is the best way of doing it.

Thanks in advance

Func Unixdatetime($data)
    local $day ,$Month
    $LeapYear = False
    $Dayamount = $data / (60 * 60 * 24)
    $Tempdata = StringSplit($Dayamount, ".")
    $Dayamount = $Tempdata[1]
    $Tempdata = StringSplit($Dayamount / 365, ".")
    $LeapDayAmound = $Tempdata[1] / 4
    $Year = 1970 + $Tempdata[1]
    $DaysLeft = $Dayamount - ($Tempdata[1] * 365)
    If StringInStr($LeapDayAmound, ".") Then
        $Tempdata = StringSplit($LeapDayAmound, ".")
        $LeapDayAmound = $Tempdata[1]
    Else
        $LeapDayAmound = $LeapDayAmound-1
        $LeapYear = True
    EndIf
    
    If $DaysLeft < 31 Then
        $Month = 1
        $day = $DaysLeft
    ElseIf $DaysLeft < 58 Then
        $Month = 2
        $day = $DaysLeft - 31
    ElseIf $DaysLeft < 90 Then
        If $LeapYear = True Then
            If $DaysLeft < 59 Then
                $Month = 2
                $day = $DaysLeft - 31
            Else
                $Month = 3
                $day = $DaysLeft - 58
            EndIf
        Else
            $Month = 3
            $day = $DaysLeft - 58
        EndIf
    ElseIf $DaysLeft < 120 Then
        $Month = 4
        $day = $DaysLeft - 90
    ElseIf $DaysLeft < 151 Then
        $Month = 5
        $day = $DaysLeft - 120
    ElseIf $DaysLeft < 181 Then
        $Month = 6
        $day = $DaysLeft - 151
    ElseIf $DaysLeft < 212 Then
        $Month = 7
        $day = $DaysLeft - 181
    ElseIf $DaysLeft < 243 Then
        $Month = 8
        $day = $DaysLeft - 212
    ElseIf $DaysLeft < 273 Then
        $Month = 9
        $day = $DaysLeft - 243
    ElseIf $DaysLeft < 304 Then
        $Month = 10
        $day = $DaysLeft - 273
    ElseIf $DaysLeft < 334 Then
        $Month = 11
        $day = $DaysLeft - 304
    ElseIf $DaysLeft < 365 Then
        $Month = 12
        $day = $DaysLeft - 334
    EndIf
    $day = $day-$LeapDayAmound
    $SecondsLeft1 = $data - ($Dayamount * (60 * 60 * 24))
    $Tempdata = StringSplit($SecondsLeft1 / 60 / 60, ".")
    $uren = $Tempdata[1]
    $SecondsLeft2 = $SecondsLeft1 - ($uren * (60 * 60))
    $Tempdata = StringSplit($SecondsLeft2 / 60, ".")
    $min = $Tempdata[1]
    $sec = $SecondsLeft2 - ($min * (60))
    If StringLen($Month) < 2 Then $Month = 0 & $Month
    If StringLen($day) < 2 Then $day = 0 & $day
    If StringLen($uren) < 2 Then $uren = 0 & $uren
    If StringLen($min) < 2 Then $min = 0 & $min
    If StringLen($sec) < 2 Then $sec = 0 & $sec
    $export =  $day & "/" & $Month & "/" & $Year &" "&$uren & ":" & $min & ":" & $sec
    Return $export
EndFunc   ;==>datetime
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