Oops, just noticed I'm using Dutch/European notation of days, to make it
clear:
--
Well, you can't just always add 365 days, because some years (leapyears)
have 366 days.
The point is, if you add a year and you are in a leapyear before Feb 29 you
have to add 366 to get to the correct day the next year (Feb 20 2004 + 366
= Feb 20 2005).
And after Feb 29 you have to add 365 days to get to the correct day (Mar 20
2004 + 365 = Mar 20 2005).
But what should be added when you are ON Feb 29? For that I'm not quite
sure... it seems Java and Joda Time disagree on this. And I don't have the
ISO to confirm what the correct method is.
Op 7 okt. 2009 10:19 schreef roy.van.r...@gmail.com:
Well, you can't just always add 365 days, because some years (leapyears)
have 366 days.
The point is, if you add a year and you are in a leapyear before 29-02
you have to add 366 to get to the correct day the next year (20-02-2004 +
366 = 20-02-2005).
And after 29-02 you have to add 365 days to get to the correct day
(20-03-2004 + 365 = 20-03-2005).
But what should be added when you are ON 29-02? For that I'm not quite
sure... it seems Java and Joda Time disagree on this. And I don't have
the ISO to confirm what the correct method is.
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