----- Original Message -----
From: WC -Sx- Jones
Sent: 21.04.2004, 14:23 Uhr
>Jan Eden wrote:
>
>> if (season($start_date) && season($end_date) {
>> $season_days = Delta_Days($start_date, $end_date)
>> } elsif season($start_date) {
>
>
>try not to make it *more* complicated :)
>
>You posted your own answer in the first post.
>
>Consider:
>
>((season($start_date) && (season($end_date)) ?
> go sub for $80 : or go sub for $55;
>
>Or however you want to test for Summer.
I'm afraid it's not that simple. Consider a start date of June 13 and an end date of
June 20. In that case, season($start_date) will return false, making the whole test
expression false. But only the first three days will cost $55 in that case. So the
calculation should be:
$other_days = Delta_Days($start_day, $div_day);
$season_days = Delta_Days($div_day, $end_day);
And I have exactly three other situations:
$season_days = Delta_Days($start_day, $end_day);
---
$other_days = Delta_Days($start_day, $end_day);
---
$season_days = Delta_Days($start_day, $div_day2);
$other_days = Delta_Days($div_day2, $end_day);
To capture the four possible configurations correctly, the condition given above is
not sufficient.
Thanks,
Jan
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