[rt-users] getting username from id

[Mathew Snyder]

Ach!!

Disregard my last help request.  I figured it out :)

Mathew


Mathew Snyder wrote:
> Ruslan,
> 
> I made the changes you suggested and after a bit of tinkering everything works
> well.  However, I'm trying to format the time worked as hh:mm.  This is the
> block of code I'm using:
> 
> foreach my $enviro (keys %environment) {
>         my $user;
>         my %wholetime;
>         foreach $user (keys %timeworked) {
>                 my @endTime;
>                 my $temp          = $timeworked{$user};
>                 print "Temp -> $temp\n";
>                 my $check         = $temp / 60;
>                 print $check . "\n";
>                 my @temp          = split /\./, $check;
>                 $endTime[0]       = $temp[0];
>                 $endTime[1]       = $timeworked{$user} % 60;
>                 $wholetime{$user} = sprintf '%d:%02d', @endTime[0,1];
>                 $environment{$enviro}{$user} = $wholetime{$user};
>         }
> }
> 
> A couple of interesting things is happening.  One is that the time is staying in
> minutes with no formatting.  The second and most bizarre is that the two 'print'
> statements aren't doing anything.  $temp is printing in the line that says
> 'print "Temp -> $temp" . "\n";' but that's it.  "Temp -> " isn't printing.  And
> the line that says 'print $check;' doesn't do anything.  No output whatsoever.
> 
> 
> I can't for the life of me figure out why it is behaving the way it is as I've
> compared it to near identical code in another script and it appears to be as it
> should.  Is there anything you see that seems out of the ordinary?
> 
> Thanks again,
> Mathew
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