little help!

[d4rkbl0od]

local time = os.time(t)
       local time_remain = 7200  --2 hours ( miliseconds)
       local total_time = time + time_remain

setPlayerStorageValue(cid, XXX, total_time)

if os.time(t) > getPlayerStorageValue(cid, XXX) then

My question is, this script check only for system hours? or for days too? Because I would like to set an storage that will "expire" only in 1 week, the value should be 604800 or 6048 * 100, so It will work? or the script only checks the actual time, not days?

 

[Cykotitan]

use os.time(), not os.time(t) as it may cause errors in some cases.

os.time() returns current unix time in seconds, and yea, it would work if current time has passed the time stored in storage value.

 

[d4rkbl0od]

Could you explain to me in what cases the os.time(t) can cause errors?
Because I did other scripts with os.time(t), seting storage for like, 1 hour, 2 hours, 30 minutes, it can cause problems??
Ty cyko <3

 

[Cykotitan]

if you're not getting errors, okay.

but it's not the proper way, and some versions of lua can return errors with it
for example, http://otland.net/f16/log-problem-112781/#post1119511