Feature request: display %syshour% %sysmin% %syssec% as integers with leading 0

[bccrew]

Hello,

I like to have my LCD2004 in dutch language and for time annotation we like to use "15u00" for 3PM.

According to the documentation https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/inde ... _Variables the notation should be like this:

%syshour% Current hour (hh)
%sysmin% Current minute (mm)

When I use the following line in the LCD2004 config:

%sysweekday_s% %sysday%/%sysmonth%/%sysyear% %syshour%u%sysmin%

the notation is 0u1 instead of 00u01 what I'm expecting.

Suggestion: display hours, minutes, and seconds under value of 10 as 01, 02 , 03, 04 etc.

CFR: https://www.letscontrolit.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=43729#p43729

[TD-er]

The variables you want, are already present as can be seen on the system variables page:

variable	value	URL-encoded
%sysyear% // %sysyear_0%	2020 // 2020	2020 // 2020
%sysyears%	20	20
%sysmonth% // %sysmonth_0%	4 // 04	4 // 04
%sysday% // %sysday_0%	8 // 08	8 // 08
%syshour% // %syshour_0%	9 // 09	9 // 09
%sysmin% // %sysmin_0%	3 // 03	3 // 03
%syssec% // %syssec_0%	27 // 27	27 // 27
%syssec_d%	32607	32607
%sysweekday%	4	4
%sysweekday_s%	Wed	Wed

For example %syssec_0%

[bccrew]

Hi TD-er,

Ok, so just the documentation needs to be updated then. Thanks!

https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/index.php/ESPEasy_System_Variables

[thomastech]

Ok, so just the documentation needs to be updated then.

[x] Done.
I updated the wiki to include the missing system vars.

BTW, the %sysyear_0% var is amusing. Would have been useful a few centuries ago.

• Thomas

[bccrew]

OK, thanks Thomas!

[TD-er]

BTW, the %sysyear_0% var is amusing. Would have been useful a few centuries ago.

Well we plan on a long running project :)
At least it is more useful than the code present at one of my previous jobs, where there was actual code for milli bits, micro bits and nano bits.

[uzi18]

milli bits, micro bits and nano bits

how to add 10micro bits to 100 nano bits ? :)

[TD-er]

milli bits, micro bits and nano bits

how to add 10micro bits to 100 nano bits ? :)

Or even better, multiply them :)