AnewtDateTimeAtom Class Reference

This class is used to represent a date. More...

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	__construct ($year, $month=1, $day=1, $hour=0, $minute=0, $second=0)
	Constructs a new AnewtDateTimeAtom object.
	timestamp ()
	Returns a timestamp for this AnewtDateTimeAtom object.
	render ()
	Renders this object to a string.
Public Attributes
	$year
	Year.
	$month
	Month.
	$day
	Day.
	$hour
	Hours.
	$minute
	Minutes.
	$second
	Seconds.

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Detailed Description

This class is used to represent a date.

Don't use this class directly, it's mainly for internal usage. Use AnewtDateTime's parse functions to create AnewtDateTimeAtom objects.

Definition at line 54 of file datetime.lib.php.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

AnewtDateTimeAtom::__construct	(	$	year,
		$	month = 1,
		$	day = 1,
		$	hour = 0,
		$	minute = 0,
		$	second = 0
	)

Constructs a new AnewtDateTimeAtom object.

Parameters:

	$year	Year.
	$month	Month (optional, defaults to 1).
	$day	Day (optional, defaults to 1).
	$hour	Hours (optional, defaults to 0).
	$minute	Minutes (optional, defaults to 0).
	$second	Seconds (optional, defaults to 0).

Definition at line 79 of file datetime.lib.php.

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Member Function Documentation

AnewtDateTimeAtom::timestamp

(

)

Returns a timestamp for this AnewtDateTimeAtom object.

Timestamps are very useful when formatting dates using strftime() or date().

Returns:

An integer representing this AnewtDateTimeAtom instance.

Definition at line 101 of file datetime.lib.php.

AnewtDateTimeAtom::render

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)

Renders this object to a string.

This method makes AnewtDateTimeAtom conform to the "renderable" interface.

Returns:

A formatted string.

Definition at line 115 of file datetime.lib.php.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• datetime.lib.php