I'm trying to convert an int value Environment.TickCount into a format dd:HH:mm:ss:ms (days:hours:minutes:seconds:milliseconds)
Is there an easy way to do it or should I divide Environment.TickCount by 60 then by 3600 then by 216000, etc ?
I'm trying to convert an int value Environment.TickCount into a format dd:HH:mm:ss:ms (days:hours:minutes:seconds:milliseconds)
Is there an easy way to do it or should I divide Environment.TickCount by 60 then by 3600 then by 216000, etc ?
I'd use a TimeSpan
structure and in particular the FromMilliseconds static method:
var timespan = TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(Environment.TickCount);
then you have all the values you want and you can use the various ToString
options as well, namely something like
timespan.ToString("dd:hh:mm:ss:ff")
Check out this article on MSDN for the custom TimeSpan
string formats.
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