24h Display wrong change at midnight
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helmarw commented
an other thing I noticed yesterday that at after midnight after 23:59 it continued with 24:00
thats simply wrong or at least its not conform with standard definition auf 24h.
it should continue with 00:00 or 0:00. I never had a clock or watch which showed 24:59 and then jumped to 01:00 ;)
dragondaud commented
lol, yet another ESP32 diff. If you discover the cause, let us know :)
…On Sat, Oct 26, 2019 at 2:10 AM helmarw ***@***.***> wrote:
an other thing I noticed yesterday that at after midnight after 23:59 it
continued with 24:00
thats simply wrong or at least its not conform with standard definition
auf 24h.
it should continue with 00:00 or 0:00. I never had a clock or watch which
showed 24:59 and then jumped to 01:00 ;)
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helmarw commented
i don't know something wrong with the code somewhere, sell why should that be related to ESP32 ?
and how the hell do you get it to run on an ESP8266 ??
again crude but effective workaround:
if (hh > 23) hh = 0;