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Dear Sirs,
I wrote a class for date calculations. You can read
it below as well as an example. Attached also.
I recall someone asked a few days ago about 20 day
forward date. This class provides a solution for it.
I submitted it also to phpclasses.com script
library.
Please, feel free to use it and change it as
well.
Best Regards,
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<?php
/*-------------------------------------------* | script: cdate.php | | code of class CDate for | | date manipulation | | entry data: year, month and day | | (in absence: current date is default) | | exit through method ReadDate() who | | returns date in format date("Y-m-d") | | | | Author: Emilio Antonio Rodríguez Padrón | | e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | | | | date: July 22, 2003 | *--------------------------------------------*/ class CDate
{ var $mDate; // in actual OOP it should be private function CDate($y=0,$m=0,$d=0)
{ If ($y==0) // these three "if" are necessary because default parameters must be constants. { $y=Date("Y"); } If ($m==0) { $m=Date("m"); } if ($d==0) { $d=Date("d"); } $this -> mDate = Date("Y-m-d",mktime(0,0,0,$m,$d,$y)); } // end of constructor function AddTime($y=0,$m=0,$d=0) // this method adds y years, m months and d days to date { $array_date = explode("-",$this->mDate); $this->mDate=Date("Y-m-d",mktime(0,0,0,$array_date[1]+$m,$array_date[2]+$d,$array_date[0]+$y)); } // end of AddTime // If you are a rigorous man, the following method should be your way to access date function ReadDate() { return $this->mDate; // you get the date in same format as Date("Y-m-d") } // ends of ReadDate } // end of declaration class
CDate
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<?php
// script example.php // uses class CDate // for date of tomorrow calculation include("cdate.php");
$tomorrow = new CDate(); $tomorrow -> AddTime(0,0,1); echo "Date of tomorrow is: ".$tomorrow->ReadDate(); echo "<br /><br />";
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CDate(2003,7,4);
$OneMonthAfterJuly4 -> AddTime(0,1,0); echo "Date of one month after July 4, 2003 is: ".$OneMonthAfterJuly4 -> ReadDate(); ?>
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