after playing around a while with ESPeasy I found that the internal variable %systm_hm% does not add a leading zero as described in the docu:
https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/inde ... _Variables
%systm_hm% 01:23 Current time if NTP is enabled (hh:mm "old behavior").
lcd,1,1,Time: %systm_hr%
shows:
Time: 9:07
(should be Time: 09:07)
Which results in a shift of the last position if time is before 10:00
%systime% works as expected with leading zero, but shows the seconds...
I could help me with:
lcd,1,1,Time: %syshour_0%:%sysmin_0%
There seems to be no variable like systm_hm_0
And the docu for %syshour% etc. is also misleading, there is no hint to %syshour_0%, min etc.
Is this worth a look into the sources?
I found the SMART_REPL(F("%systm_hm%"), getTimeString(':', false)) but was lost after this
Thanks for your help!
edit:
digging a bit deeper I found TimeESPeasy.ino
// returns the current Time separated by the given delimiter
// time format example with ':' delimiter: 23:59:59 (HH:MM:SS)
String getTimeString(const struct tm& ts, char delimiter, bool am_pm, bool show_seconds)
{
...
if (show_seconds) {
sprintf_P(TimeString, PSTR("%02d%c%02d%c%02d"),
ts.tm_hour, delimiter, ts.tm_min, delimiter, ts.tm_sec);
} else {
sprintf_P(TimeString, PSTR("%d%c%02d"),
ts.tm_hour, delimiter, ts.tm_min);
}
}
return TimeString;
}
Is this the right line with the missting 02 ?
Thanks again
