AnewtDateTimeAtom class

This class is used to represent a date.

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Class Overview
Public Methods
Public Attributes

Class Overview

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.

Public Methods ¶

`__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).

`timestamp``()` ¶

Returns a timestamp for this AnewtDateTimeAtom object.

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

Return value

An integer representing this AnewtDateTimeAtom instance.

`render``()` ¶

Renders this object to a string.

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

Return value

A formatted string.

Public Attributes ¶

`$year` ¶

Year.

`$month` ¶

Month.

`$day` ¶

Day.

`$hour` ¶

Hours.

`$minute` ¶

Minutes.

`$second` ¶

Seconds.

AnewtDateTimeAtom class

Page Contents

Class Overview

Public Methods ¶

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

Parameters

timestamp() ¶

Return value

render() ¶

Return value

Public Attributes ¶

$year ¶

$month ¶

$day ¶

$hour ¶

$minute ¶

$second ¶

`__construct``($year, $month=1, $day=1, $hour=0, $minute=0, $second=0)` ¶

`timestamp``()` ¶

`render``()` ¶

`$year` ¶

`$month` ¶

`$day` ¶

`$hour` ¶

`$minute` ¶

`$second` ¶