Leading zeros in coutner

[iNFERiON]

Hey everybody, I'm having a problem with a counter script I'm creating. It's a counter that counts down a given time.

Now, it works OK, except for 1 small annoying thing. If a number gets below 10, it doesn't have a leading zero, which I would like. For example, a counter I would like for 10 minutes (and 0 hours):

00:00:00

What it gives me:

0:0:0

I've tried using an array search and paste a "0" as a string in front of it (after conversion) but to no avail... Any clues ? Here's my code so far.

$time_hrs = Int(ControlGetText("","",$hrs))
    $time_min = Int(ControlGetText("","",$min))
    $time_sec = Int(ControlGetText("","",$sec))
        
    Dim $int_time[10]
        $int_time[0] = "0"
        $int_time[1] = "1"
        $int_time[2] = "2"
        $int_time[3] = "3"
        $int_time[4] = "4"
        $int_time[5] = "5"
        $int_time[6] = "6"
        $int_time[7] = "7"
        $int_time[8] = "8"
        $int_time[9] = "9"

(...)

    $show_hrs = String($time_hrs)
    $show_min = String($time_min)
    $show_sec = String($time_sec)
    
    $search_hrs = _ArraySearch($int_time,$time_hrs)
    If Not $search_hrs = -1 Then
        $show_hrs = String("0" & $search_hrs)
    EndIf
    
    $search_min = _ArraySearch($int_time,$time_min)
    If Not $search_min = -1 Then
        $show_min = String("0" & $search_min)
    EndIf
    
    $search_sec = _ArraySearch($int_time,$time_sec)
    If Not $search_sec = -1 Then
        $show_sec = String("0" & $search_sec)
    EndIf

Edited February 25, 2007 by iNFERiON

[iNFERiON]

Hmm, this seems to work. But I just have a feeling there has got to be an easier way.

$search_hrs = _ArraySearch($int_time,$time_hrs)
        If $search_hrs = 0 Or $search_hrs = 1 Or $search_hrs = 2 Or $search_hrs = 3 Or $search_hrs = 4 Or $search_hrs = 5 Or $search_hrs = 6 Or $search_hrs = 7 Or $search_hrs = 8 Or $search_hrs = 9 Then
            $show_hrs = String("0" & $search_hrs)
        EndIf
        
        $search_min = _ArraySearch($int_time,$time_min)
        If $search_min = 0 Or $search_min = 1 Or $search_min = 2 Or $search_min = 3 Or $search_min = 4 Or $search_min = 5 Or $search_min = 6 Or $search_min = 7 Or $search_min = 8 Or $search_min = 9 Then
            $show_min = String("0" & $search_min)
        EndIf
        
        $search_sec = _ArraySearch($int_time,$time_sec)
        If $search_sec = 0 Or $search_sec = 1 Or $search_sec = 2 Or $search_sec = 3 Or $search_sec = 4 Or $search_sec = 5 Or $search_sec = 6 Or $search_sec = 7 Or $search_sec = 8 Or $search_sec = 9 Then
            $show_sec = String("0" & $search_sec)
        EndIf

[The Kandie Man]

You use an if statement to check the value of that field. If the value is less than 10, you know to append a 0 in front of the string. Something like this:

Local $min = 5
If $min < 10 Then
    $min = "0" & $min
Endif