jDateTime
__construct
( $year, $month, $day, $hour, $minute, $second)
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$year
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$month
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$day
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$hour
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$minute
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$second
Add a duration to the date.
You can specify the duration in a jDuration object or give each value of the duration.
void
add
(jDuration/int $year, int $month, int $day, int $hour, int $minute, int $second)
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jDuration/int
$year: the duration value or a year with 4 digits
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int
$month: month with 2 digits
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int
$day: day with 2 digits
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int
$hour: hour with 2 digits
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int
$minute: minute with 2 digits
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int
$second: second with 2 digits
to know the duration between two dates.
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jDateTime
$dt: the date on which a sub will be made with the date on the current object
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bool
$absolute
set date to current datetime
void
now
()
read a string to extract date values
void
setFromString
(string $str, [int $format = -1])
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string
$str: the string date
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int
$format: one of the class constant xxx_FORMAT, or -1 if it should use the default format
substract a duration to the date You can specify the duration in a jDuration object or give each value of the duration.
void
sub
(jDuration/int $year, int $month, int $day, int $hour, int $minute, int $second)
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jDuration/int
$year: the duration value or a year with 4 digits
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int
$month: month with 2 digits
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int
$day: day with 2 digits
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int
$hour: hour with 2 digits
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int
$minute: minute with 2 digits
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int
$second: second with 2 digits
convert the date to a string format
string
toString
([int $format = -1])
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int
$format: one of the class constant xxx_FORMAT, or -1 if it should use the default format