Multi Time Aliases

By Stocky on Aug 29, 2004

Put this in your aliases and type: /time to view all of the commands! It's that simple! Have fun!

time {
  if ($1 == -t) { //say 12Time02[12 $+ $asctime(hh:nn:TT) $+ 02]12 TimeZone02[12 $+ $asctime(zzz) $+ 02] 12Z14a15K2 1.0 | halt }
  if ($1 == -z) { //say 12TimeZone02[12 $+ $asctime(zzz) $+ 02] 12Z14a15K2 1.0 | halt }
  if ($1 == -d) { //say 12Date02[12 $+ $asctime(dddd:dd:mmmm:yyyy) $+ 02] 12Z14a15K2 1.0  | halt }
  if ($1 == -w) { //say 12Day $+ 02[12 $+ $asctime(dddd) $+ 02] 12Z14a15K2 1.0 | halt }
  if ($1 == -f) { //say 12It is currently 02[12 $+ $asctime(hh:nn:TT) $+ 02]12 on 02[12 $+ $asctime(dddd) $+ 02]12 of 02[12 $+ $asctime(mmmm:dd) $+ 02] 12Z14a15K2 1.0 | halt }
  else {
    echo -a 12Time Display Commands 12Z14a15K2 1.0 
    echo -a 12/time 02[Displays Commands]
    echo -a 12/time -t 02[Displays Time]
    echo -a 12/time -z 02[Displays TimeZone]
    echo -a 12/time -d 02[Displays Day]
    echo -a 12/time -w 02[Displays Date]
    echo -a 12/time -f 02[Displays Full Date]
  }
}

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Comments

Zach - Sep 04, 2004

You don\' tneed hte else statement because you halt everything before hand. You don\'t need //say and // altogether. you need to do MSG $ACTIVE instead. Also you need to pick a different alias because it conflicts with the /timer command.

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