standards that we've followed
in ActionScirpt 3.
- Gordon
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flexcoders@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Pan Troglodytes
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Difference between two dates
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:flexcoders@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Daniel
Tuppeny
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Since the Date class
is specified by the EcmaScript-262
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Since the Date class is
specified by the EcmaScript-262 standard, we're not going to change
it
That's fair enough, but
as things
forFlex 2.1
- Kelly
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http://jeff.mxdj.com/datediff_for_actionscript.htmperhaps
this would
I think I need more coffee
The following code (which I'm sure is correct!),
returns around 2.8 when I'm expecting around 3.2. Anyone spot my
error?
public static function getMonths(startDate:Date,
endDate:Date):Number{if (startDate
endDate){var tmp:Date =
endDate;endDate =
I was using .day instead of .date
TFI Friday! =)
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I think I need more coffee
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TuppenySent: 23 June 2006 15:33To:
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I think I need more coffee
The following code (which I'm sure is correct!),
returns around 2.8 when I'm expecting around 3.2. Anyone spot my
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between two dates
I swear, I really think the date class was designed by a crazy
man. You hear that Adobe? - CRAZY! :D
On 6/23/06, Daniel
Tuppeny
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I was
using .day instead of .date
TFI
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I swear, I really think the date class was designed by a crazy
man. You hear that Adobe? - CRAZY! :D
On 6/23/06, Daniel
Tuppeny
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.
Grrr!
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between two dates
Well, it helped when I figured out I could do things like date.date
+= 12 and it would
:01
PM
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Subject: RE: [flexcoders]
Difference between two dates
things like date.date += 12
I didn't know that. That's certainly a bit
better! I was frustrated there was no AddDays() etc.!
Yes, yes, I know you can do the getTime() arithmetic
You
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Well, it helped when I figured out I could do things
like date.date += 12 and it would automatically correct for rolling over
:
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I swear, I really think the date class was designed by
a crazy man. You hear that Adobe
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