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   KyllianGamer

   @timtower Okay but my question is more how do you save a timestamp xd

    

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   KyllianGamer, Dec 5, 2018

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   timtower Administrator Administrator Moderator

   @KyllianGamer You can save that timestamp in the config and have a runnable check every ... time.

    

   timtower, Dec 5, 2018

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   Ironraptor3

   Perchance look at some of the built in Java classes for keeping track of date and time (Such as Date), and see how to convert it properly to and from a String you can save in your config file.

    

   Ironraptor3, Dec 6, 2018

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   DutchJellyV2

   Id suggest using Java's LocalDateTime class.
   
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   DutchJellyV2, Dec 10, 2018

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   timtower Administrator Administrator Moderator

   Don't back edit, it is a terrible thing to do, I will never see it.

    

   timtower, Dec 10, 2018

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