Re: 50 seconds is 1 hour?

[Davis Herring]

>> should it be able to return "5:34" and "1:00:31" for 334 and 3631
>> seconds?)
>
> (format-seconds "%h:%z%.2m:%s" 334)
> (format-seconds "%h:%z%.2m:%s" 3631)
>
> almost does this.

That's probably close enough (especially since one could strip leading 0s
afterwards if desired); I didn't know it existed.  Thanks!

Davis

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