Computer UP Time. {RESOLVED}

[wrack]

OK I wrote this code to show me how long my computer is been on for. Now I just want to know that if someone can modify this make this smaller and more efficient. It's VB.NET btw.

Cheers.

Imports System.Environment
 
Private Sub Show_PCUp_Time()
       Dim strDisplay As String
       Dim SecondValue As Double
       Dim TMP1 As Double
       Dim TMP2 As Double
       Dim TMP3 As Double
       Dim Days As Integer
       Dim Hours As Integer
       Dim Minutes As Integer
       Dim Seconds As Integer
 
       Dim str1 As String
       Dim str2 As String
       Dim str3 As String
       Dim str4 As String
 
       Dim strSub As String
 
       SecondValue = Format(TickCount / 1000, "0")
 
       Days = Math.Floor(SecondValue / 86400)
       If Days > 0 Then
           TMP1 = SecondValue - (Days * 86400)
       Else
           TMP1 = SecondValue
       End If
 
       Hours = Math.Floor(TMP1 / 3600)
       If Hours > 0 Then
           TMP2 = TMP1 - (Hours * 3600)
       Else
           TMP2 = TMP1
       End If
 
       Minutes = Math.Floor(TMP2 / 60)
       If Minutes > 0 Then
           TMP3 = TMP2 - (Minutes * 60)
       Else
           TMP3 = TMP2
       End If
 
       Seconds = Math.Floor(TMP3)
 
       If Days > 0 And Days < 1 Then
           str1 = CStr(Days) & " Day"
       Else
           If Days > 1 Then
               str1 = CStr(Days) & " Days"
           Else
               str1 = " "
           End If
       End If
 
       If Hours > 0 And Hours < 1 Then
           str2 = CStr(Hours) & " Hour"
       Else
           If Hours > 1 Then
               str2 = CStr(Hours) & " Hours"
           Else
               str2 = " "
           End If
       End If
 
       If Minutes > 0 And Minutes < 1 Then
           str3 = CStr(Minutes) & " Minute"
       Else
           If Minutes > 1 Then
               str3 = CStr(Minutes) & " Minutes"
           Else
               str3 = " "
           End If
       End If
 
       If Seconds > 0 And Seconds < 1 Then
           str4 = CStr(Seconds) & " Second"
       Else
           If Seconds > 1 Then
               str4 = CStr(Seconds) & " Seconds"
           Else
               str4 = " "
           End If
       End If
 
       strDisplay = str1 & ", " & str2 & ", " & str3 & ", " & str4 & " "
       strDisplay = Trim(Replace(strDisplay, ",  ", " "))
 
       strSub = Microsoft.VisualBasic.Left(strDisplay, 1)
       If strSub = "," Then
           strDisplay = Microsoft.VisualBasic.Right(strDisplay, Len(strDisplay) - 1)
       End If
 
       strSub = Microsoft.VisualBasic.Left(strDisplay, 1)
       If strSub = "," Then
           strDisplay = Microsoft.VisualBasic.Right(strDisplay, Len(strDisplay) - 1)
       End If
 
       strSub = Microsoft.VisualBasic.Left(strDisplay, 1)
       If strSub = "," Then
           strDisplay = Microsoft.VisualBasic.Right(strDisplay, Len(strDisplay) - 1)
       End If
 
       strSub = Microsoft.VisualBasic.Left(strDisplay, 1)
       If strSub = "," Then
           strDisplay = Microsoft.VisualBasic.Right(strDisplay, Len(strDisplay) - 1)
       End If
 
       strDisplay = Replace(strDisplay, "s ,", "s,")
       strDisplay = Replace(strDisplay, "y ,", "y,")
       strDisplay = Replace(strDisplay, "r ,", "r,")
       strDisplay = Replace(strDisplay, "e ,", "e,")
       strDisplay = Replace(strDisplay, "d ,", "d,")
 
       MsgBox(strDisplay)
End Sub

[wrack]

* BUMP *

[DevGrp]

Try this. Its C# but it should be easily translated to VB.NET

public string GetUpTime()
{
	string uptime;

	TimeSpan ts = TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(Environment.TickCount);

	int mins = ts.Minutes;
	int hours = ts.Hours;
	int days = ts.Days;
	int secs = ts.Seconds;
			
	uptime = ts.Days + " days, " + ts.Hours + " hrs, " + ts.Minutes + " mins";
			
	return uptime;
			
}

[wrack]

Thanks.

How should I declare TimeSpan and ts

[dynamic_sysop]

like this...

[color=blue]Dim[/color] span [color=blue]As[/color] TimeSpan = TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(Environment.TickCount)
        [color=blue]Dim[/color] strTime [color=blue]As String[/color] = "you have been switched on for: " & span.Days & " Days and " & span.Minutes & " Minutes and " & span.Seconds & " Seconds"
        MessageBox.Show(strTime)

[wrack]

Thanks All. That was easy.