Unit to display for 00:00 minute:second format

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What would be a way of making clear the distinction between 00:00 min:sec format and 00:00 hour:min format? Due to spacing constraints (driven by specific client specs regarding font sizes; this is an embedded HMI), I can neither use full format (00:00:00) nor is there space for a full min:sec / hour:min pseudo-unit.

I'm thinking of using "h" for the hour:min entries and "min" for the "min:sec" entries, but this not really intuitive.

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What would be a way of making clear the distinction between 00:00 min:sec format and 00:00 hour:min format? Due to spacing constraints (driven by specific client specs regarding font sizes; this is an embedded HMI), I can neither use full format (00:00:00) nor is there space for a full min:sec / hour:min pseudo-unit.

I'm thinking of using "h" for the hour:min entries and "min" for the "min:sec" entries, but this not really intuitive.

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What would be a way of making clear the distinction between 00:00 min:sec format and 00:00 hour:min format? Due to spacing constraints (driven by specific client specs regarding font sizes; this is an embedded HMI), I can neither use full format (00:00:00) nor is there space for a full min:sec / hour:min pseudo-unit.

I'm thinking of using "h" for the hour:min entries and "min" for the "min:sec" entries, but this not really intuitive.

labels time widget

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What would be a way of making clear the distinction between 00:00 min:sec format and 00:00 hour:min format? Due to spacing constraints (driven by specific client specs regarding font sizes; this is an embedded HMI), I can neither use full format (00:00:00) nor is there space for a full min:sec / hour:min pseudo-unit.

I'm thinking of using "h" for the hour:min entries and "min" for the "min:sec" entries, but this not really intuitive.

labels time widget

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You can always leave larger unit with one digit and one letter.


0m:00 = minute & second

0h:00 = hour & minute

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You can make something like :

11h32m

or

18m17s

Which is both short and pretty clear.

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You can always leave larger unit with one digit and one letter.


0m:00 = minute & second

0h:00 = hour & minute

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You can always leave larger unit with one digit and one letter.


0m:00 = minute & second

0h:00 = hour & minute

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You can always leave larger unit with one digit and one letter.


0m:00 = minute & second

0h:00 = hour & minute

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answered 19 mins ago

xul

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You can always leave larger unit with one digit and one letter.


0m:00 = minute & second

0h:00 = hour & minute

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answered 19 mins ago

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You can make something like :

11h32m

or

18m17s

Which is both short and pretty clear.

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You can make something like :

11h32m

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18m17s

Which is both short and pretty clear.

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You can make something like :

11h32m

or

18m17s

Which is both short and pretty clear.

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You can make something like :

11h32m

or

18m17s

Which is both short and pretty clear.

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