ID: 25787
User updated by: australia at bookrealm dot com
Reported By: australia at bookrealm dot com
-Status: Bogus
+Status: Open
Bug Type: Date/time related
Operating System: SuSE Linux 8.2
PHP Version: 4.3.1
New Comment:
Month / days (2003)
Jan: 31
Feb: 28
Mar: 31
Apr: 30
May: 31
Jun: 30
Jul: 31
Aug: 31
Sep: 30
TOTAL: 273 days
Currently 8th of Oct, 2003, thus
PLUS 8 days (273 + 8). So today is day: 281
Thus, in my humble opinion, mcal_day_of_year() seem
correct, getdate() seems not to be. But, if getdate() is
correct, then that makes all the calendars and organizers,
paper and computer, incorrect when they state Oct 8, 2003,
as being day '281' and not '280'.
I did "RTFM" as you had suggested. "0-366" just indicates
the number range, correct?
Cheers,
Andrew Skripshak
Previous Comments:
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[2003-10-08 04:52:20] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And RTFM: yday == 0-366 days
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[2003-10-08 04:51:41] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Day count for this date (2003-10-08) is 280.
e.g.
# php -r 'echo date("z");'
280
It's propably mcal that is broken. (and I mean the library, not
extension)
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[2003-10-08 04:21:51] australia at bookrealm dot com
Description:
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The array key 'yday' from getdate() is one day less than it
should be. Bug can be confirmed using mcal_day_of_year().
Reproduce code:
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<?php
$y = date(Y);
$m = date(n);
$d = date(j);
echo mcal_day_of_year($y,$m,$d) . "<br />";
$day_year = getdate();
echo $day_year[yday];
?>
Expected result:
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Example date:
2003-10-8
Expected result:
281
281
Actual result:
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Example date:
2003-10-8
Actual result:
281
280
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