Class: Date

Date	clone_date()	returns a new Date object given an old one
void	find_start_of_week()	moves the date object to the beginning of the week (compared to its current date)
int	get_day()	returns the day portion of the date object
int	get_days_in_month()	returns the amount of days in the month.
int	get_day_of_week()	returns the day of the week. (before we returned the text name of the day of the week ("Mon", "Tue" etc..))
string	get_formatted_date()	returns a date formatted as "d/m/Y"
string	get_formatted_time()	returns the time as "h:i A"
int	get_hour()	returns the hour portion of the date object
int	get_minute()	returns the minute portion of the date object
int	get_month()	returns the month portion of the date object
string	get_sql_date()	returns a date in the format needed for inserts by MySQL
void	get_sql_time()	empty method.
int	get_unix_time()	retuns the Unix $timestamp of the given date
string	get_weekname()	returns the date of the beginning of the week
int	get_year()	returns the year portion of the dat object
void	move_forward_n_days()	moves the date object forward N days (can be negative to go backwards)
void	move_n_weeks_forward()	moves the date object forward N weeks (can be negative to go backwards)
void	move_to_start_of_day()	moves a date object to teh beginning of the day that it currently represents
void	move_to_start_of_month()
void	move_to_start_of_next_month()
int	set_date_to_now()	sets this date object to point to teh current date
void	set_time()	sets the Date object given the hour, minute, day, month, and year
void	set_time_from_sql_time()	empty method
void	set_time_from_string()	empty method.
void	set_time_from_unix_time()	sets the $datetime of the date object based off a unix time stamp
void	set_time_zone()	sets the time based on the system offset, then the local offset

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Properties

int $timestamp = 0 [line 18]

a timestamp

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Methods

clone_date [line 224]

Date clone_date(
)

returns a new Date object given an old one

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find_start_of_week [line 145]

void find_start_of_week(
)

moves the date object to the beginning of the week (compared to its current date)

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get_day [line 46]

int get_day(
)

returns the day portion of the date object

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get_days_in_month [line 319]

int get_days_in_month(
)

returns the amount of days in the month.

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get_day_of_week [line 110]

int get_day_of_week(
)

returns the day of the week. (before we returned the text name of the day of the week ("Mon", "Tue" etc..))

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get_formatted_date [line 90]

string get_formatted_date(
)

returns a date formatted as "d/m/Y"

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get_formatted_time [line 100]

string get_formatted_time(
)

returns the time as "h:i A"

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get_hour [line 24]

int get_hour(
)

returns the hour portion of the date object

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get_minute [line 35]

int get_minute(
)

returns the minute portion of the date object

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get_month [line 57]

int get_month(
)

returns the month portion of the date object

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get_sql_date [line 236]

string get_sql_date(
)

returns a date in the format needed for inserts by MySQL

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get_sql_time [line 258]

void get_sql_time(
)

empty method.

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get_unix_time [line 267]

int get_unix_time(
)

retuns the Unix $timestamp of the given date

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get_weekname [line 119]

string get_weekname(
)

returns the date of the beginning of the week

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get_year [line 68]

int get_year(
)

returns the year portion of the dat object

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move_forward_n_days [line 197]

void move_forward_n_days(
int
$n 
)

moves the date object forward N days (can be negative to go backwards)

Parameters:

int

$n:

the amount of days the date should be moved.

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move_n_weeks_forward [line 214]

void move_n_weeks_forward(
int
$n 
)

moves the date object forward N weeks (can be negative to go backwards)

Parameters:

int

$n:

amount of weeks the date should be moved forwards/backwards.

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move_to_start_of_day [line 156]

void move_to_start_of_day(
)

moves a date object to teh beginning of the day that it currently represents

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move_to_start_of_month [line 168]

void move_to_start_of_month(
)

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move_to_start_of_next_month [line 178]

void move_to_start_of_next_month(
)

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set_date_to_now [line 136]

int set_date_to_now(
)

sets this date object to point to teh current date

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set_time [line 307]

void set_time(
int
$newhour, int
$newminute, int
$newday, int
$newmonth, int
$newyear 
)

sets the Date object given the hour, minute, day, month, and year

Parameters:

int	$newhour:
int	$newminute:
int	$newday:
int	$newmonth:
int	$newyear:

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set_time_from_sql_time [line 276]

void set_time_from_sql_time(
mixed
$sqltime 
)

empty method

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set_time_from_string [line 294]

void set_time_from_string(
mixed
$string_time 
)

empty method.

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set_time_from_unix_time [line 285]

void set_time_from_unix_time(
int
$unixtime 
)

sets the $datetime of the date object based off a unix time stamp

Parameters:

int

$unixtime:

a unix timestamp.

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set_time_zone [line 78]

void set_time_zone(
)

sets the time based on the system offset, then the local offset

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