My version is slightly different, and does not quite work right. Could someone spot my mistake?
It's not written in perl, but the language is basic enough to be portable pretty much anywhere

function convertToTime(seconds)
var thex
var they
var thez
var mind

mind = Int(seconds)
thex = mind Mod 60
 if thex = 0
  thex = mind / 60
 else
  mind = (int(mind ) - int(thex))
 end
they = mind Mod 3600
 if they = 0 
  they = mind / 3600
 else
  mind = mind - they
 end
 thez = mind / 60
 theTime = thez/60 + ":" + they/60 + ":" + thex
 return theTime
end

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In reply to Re: How do I convert seconds into a readable time? by Anonymous Monk
in thread How do I convert seconds into a readable time? by Monolith-0

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