/**
* Rounds the date according to the specified precision
*
* The precision parameter must be one of the following constants:
*
* <code>DATE_PRECISION_YEAR</code>
* <code>DATE_PRECISION_MONTH</code>
* <code>DATE_PRECISION_DAY</code>
* <code>DATE_PRECISION_HOUR</code>
* <code>DATE_PRECISION_10MINUTES</code>
* <code>DATE_PRECISION_MINUTE</code>
* <code>DATE_PRECISION_10SECONDS</code>
* <code>DATE_PRECISION_SECOND</code>
*
* The precision can also be specified as an integral offset from
* one of these constants, where the offset reflects a precision
* of 10 to the power of the offset greater than the constant.
* For example:
*
* <code>DATE_PRECISION_YEAR - 1</code> rounds the date to the nearest 10
* years
* <code>DATE_PRECISION_YEAR - 3</code> rounds the date to the nearest 1000
* years
* <code>DATE_PRECISION_SECOND + 1</code> rounds the date to 1 decimal
* point of a second
* <code>DATE_PRECISION_SECOND + 1</code> rounds the date to 3 decimal
* points of a second
* <code>DATE_PRECISION_SECOND + 1</code> rounds the date to the nearest 10
* seconds (thus it is equivalent to
* DATE_PRECISION_10SECONDS)
*
* N.B. This function requires a time in UTC if both the precision is at
* least DATE_PRECISION_SECOND and leap seconds are being counted, otherwise
* any local time is acceptable.
*
* @param int $pn_precision a 'DATE_PRECISION_*' constant
* @param int $pn_day the day of the month
* @param int $pn_month the month
* @param int $pn_year the year
* @param int $pn_hour the hour
* @param int $pn_minute the minute
* @param mixed $pn_second the second as integer or float
* @param bool $pb_countleap whether to count leap seconds (defaults to
* DATE_COUNT_LEAP_SECONDS)
*
* @return array array of year, month, day, hour, minute, second
* @access public
* @static
* @since Method available since Release 1.5.0
*/
function round($pn_precision, $pn_day, $pn_month, $pn_year, $pn_hour = 0, $pn_minute = 0, $pn_second = 0, $pb_countleap = DATE_COUNT_LEAP_SECONDS)
{
if ($pn_precision <= DATE_PRECISION_YEAR) {
$hn_month = 0;
$hn_day = 0;
$hn_hour = 0;
$hn_minute = 0;
$hn_second = 0;
if ($pn_precision < DATE_PRECISION_YEAR) {
$hn_year = round($pn_year, $pn_precision - DATE_PRECISION_YEAR);
} else {
// Check part-year:
//
$hn_midyear = (Date_Calc::firstDayOfYear($pn_year + 1) - Date_Calc::firstDayOfYear($pn_year)) / 2;
if (($hn_days = Date_Calc::dayOfYear($pn_day, $pn_month, $pn_year)) <= $hn_midyear - 1) {
$hn_year = $pn_year;
} else {
if ($hn_days >= $hn_midyear) {
// Round up:
//
$hn_year = $pn_year + 1;
} else {
// Take time into account:
//
$hn_partday = Date_Calc::secondsPastMidnight($pn_hour, $pn_minute, $pn_second) / 86400;
if ($hn_partday >= $hn_midyear - $hn_days) {
// Round up:
//
$hn_year = $pn_year + 1;
} else {
$hn_year = $pn_year;
}
}
}
}
} else {
if ($pn_precision == DATE_PRECISION_MONTH) {
$hn_year = $pn_year;
$hn_day = 0;
$hn_hour = 0;
$hn_minute = 0;
$hn_second = 0;
$hn_firstofmonth = Date_Calc::firstDayOfMonth($pn_month, $pn_year);
$hn_midmonth = (Date_Calc::lastDayOfMonth($pn_month, $pn_year) + 1 - $hn_firstofmonth) / 2;
if (($hn_days = Date_Calc::dateToDays($pn_day, $pn_month, $pn_year) - $hn_firstofmonth) <= $hn_midmonth - 1) {
$hn_month = $pn_month;
} else {
if ($hn_days >= $hn_midmonth) {
// Round up:
//
list($hn_year, $hn_month) = Date_Calc::nextMonth($pn_month, $pn_year);
} else {
// Take time into account:
//
$hn_partday = Date_Calc::secondsPastMidnight($pn_hour, $pn_minute, $pn_second) / 86400;
if ($hn_partday >= $hn_midmonth - $hn_days) {
// Round up:
//
list($hn_year, $hn_month) = Date_Calc::nextMonth($pn_month, $pn_year);
} else {
$hn_month = $pn_month;
}
}
}
} else {
if ($pn_precision == DATE_PRECISION_DAY) {
$hn_year = $pn_year;
$hn_month = $pn_month;
$hn_hour = 0;
$hn_minute = 0;
$hn_second = 0;
if (Date_Calc::secondsPastMidnight($pn_hour, $pn_minute, $pn_second) >= 43200) {
// Round up:
//
list($hn_year, $hn_month, $hn_day) = explode(" ", Date_Calc::nextDay($pn_day, $pn_month, $pn_year, "%Y %m %d"));
} else {
$hn_day = $pn_day;
}
} else {
if ($pn_precision == DATE_PRECISION_HOUR) {
$hn_year = $pn_year;
$hn_month = $pn_month;
$hn_day = $pn_day;
$hn_minute = 0;
$hn_second = 0;
if (Date_Calc::secondsPastTheHour($pn_minute, $pn_second) >= 1800) {
// Round up:
//
list($hn_year, $hn_month, $hn_day, $hn_hour) = Date_Calc::addHours(1, $pn_day, $pn_month, $pn_year, $pn_hour);
} else {
$hn_hour = $pn_hour;
}
} else {
if ($pn_precision <= DATE_PRECISION_MINUTE) {
$hn_year = $pn_year;
$hn_month = $pn_month;
$hn_day = $pn_day;
$hn_hour = $pn_hour;
$hn_second = 0;
if ($pn_precision < DATE_PRECISION_MINUTE) {
$hn_minute = round($pn_minute, $pn_precision - DATE_PRECISION_MINUTE);
} else {
// Check seconds:
//
if ($pn_second >= 30) {
// Round up:
//
list($hn_year, $hn_month, $hn_day, $hn_hour, $hn_minute) = Date_Calc::addMinutes(1, $pn_day, $pn_month, $pn_year, $pn_hour, $pn_minute);
} else {
$hn_minute = $pn_minute;
}
}
} else {
// Precision is at least (DATE_PRECISION_SECOND - 1):
//
$hn_year = $pn_year;
$hn_month = $pn_month;
$hn_day = $pn_day;
$hn_hour = $pn_hour;
$hn_minute = $pn_minute;
$hn_second = round($pn_second, $pn_precision - DATE_PRECISION_SECOND);
if (fmod($hn_second, 1) == 0.0) {
$hn_second = (int) $hn_second;
if ($hn_second != intval($pn_second)) {
list($hn_year, $hn_month, $hn_day, $hn_hour, $hn_minute, $hn_second) = Date_Calc::addSeconds($hn_second - intval($pn_second), $pn_day, $pn_month, $pn_year, $pn_hour, $pn_minute, intval($pn_second), $pn_precision >= DATE_PRECISION_SECOND && $pb_countleap);
//
// (N.B. if rounded to nearest 10 seconds,
// user does not expect seconds to be '60')
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
return array((int) $hn_year, (int) $hn_month, (int) $hn_day, (int) $hn_hour, (int) $hn_minute, $hn_second);
}
/**
* Sets the date/time of the object based on the input date and format
*
* Accepts a string in three possible formats, and in this order of
* precedence:
*
* - ISO 8601 date (see {@link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601})
* - Time-Stamp (i.e. 'YYYYMMDDHHMMSS')
* - Unix time-stamp (see {@link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time})
*
* Note that if you want to pass a Unix time-stamp then you need to set
* the $format parameter to {@link DATE_FORMAT_UNIXTIME}, or else use the
* method {@link Date::setFromTime()}.
*
* The input string should be a date/time representation in one of the
* following general formats:
*
* - <b><date>T<time><time-zone></b>
* - <b><date> <time><time-zone></b> (non-ISO-standard)
* - <b><date><time><time-zone></b> (non-ISO-standard)
* - <b><date>T<time></b> i.e. without optional <time-zone> representation
* - <b><date> <time></b>
* - <b><date><time></b>
* - <b><date></b> i.e. without optional <time> representation
*
* that is, the representation must be comprised of a <b><date></b> part,
* with an optional <b><time></b> part, which itself may include an optional
* <time-zone> part, each of which may consist of any one of the permitted
* formats detailed below. The <b><date></b> and <b><time</b> representations
* should be divided with the time designator <b>T</b> according to the ISO 8601
* standard, although this method also permits representations divided by a
* space, or by no delimiter at all.
*
* The <b><date></b> representation should be in one of the following formats:
*
* - <b>Calendar date</b>: <b>YYYY-MM-DD</b> (extended format) or
* <b>YYYYMMDD</b> (basic format), where [YYYY]
* indicates the four-digit year (0000-9999), [MM]
* indicates the month (01-12) and [DD] indicates the
* day of the month [01-31]
* - <b>ISO week date</b>: <b>YYYY-Www-D</b> (extended format) or
* <b>YYYYWwwD</b> (basic format), where [YYYY]
* indicates the ISO year (slightly different from the
* calendar year (see below)), [Www] indicates the ISO
* week no prefixed by the letter 'W' (W01-W53) and
* [D] indicates the ISO week-day (1-7), beginning on
* Monday and ending on Sunday. (Also see
* {@link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_week_date}.)
* - <b>Ordinal date</b>: <b>YYYY-DDD</b> (extended format) or
* <b>YYYYDDD</b> (basic format), where [YYYY]
* indicates the four-digit year (0000-9999) and [DDD]
* indicates the day of the year (001-366)
*
* The <b><time></b> representation should be in one of the following formats:
*
* - <b>hh:mm:ss</b> (extended format) or <b>hhmmss</b> (basic format)
* - <b>hh:mm</b> (extended format) or <b>hhmm</b> (basic format)
* - <b>hh</b> (extended format) or <b>hh</b> (basic format)
*
* where [hh] represents the hour (00-24), [mm] represents the minute (00-59)
* and [ss] represents the second (00-60)
*
* Format parameter should be one of the specified DATE_FORMAT_* constants:
*
* - <b>{@link DATE_FORMAT_ISO}</b> - 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS'
* - <b>{@link DATE_FORMAT_ISO_BASIC}</b> - 'YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS(Z|(+/-)HHMM)?'
* - <b>{@link DATE_FORMAT_ISO_EXTENDED}</b> - 'YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS(Z|(+/-)HH:MM)?'
* - <b>{@link DATE_FORMAT_ISO_EXTENDED_MICROTIME}</b> - 'YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS(.S*)?(Z|(+/-)HH:MM)?'
* - <b>{@link DATE_FORMAT_TIMESTAMP}</b> - 'YYYYMMDDHHMMSS'
* - <b>{@link DATE_FORMAT_UNIXTIME}</b> - long integer of the no of seconds since
* the Unix Epoch
* (1st January 1970 00.00.00 GMT)
*
* @param string $date input date
* @param int $format optional format constant
* (DATE_FORMAT_*) of the input date.
* This parameter is not needed,
* except to force the setting of the
* date from a Unix time-stamp (for
* which use
* {@link DATE_FORMAT_UNIXTIME}).
* (Defaults to
* {@link DATE_FORMAT_ISO}.)
* @param bool $pb_repeatedhourdefault value to return if repeated
* hour is specified (defaults
* to false)
*
* @return void
* @access public
* @see Date::isNull(), Date::isValidDate(), Date::isValidTime(),
* Date::setFromTime()
*/
function setDate($date, $format = DATE_FORMAT_ISO, $pb_repeatedhourdefault = false)
{
if ($format == DATE_FORMAT_UNIXTIME) {
if (is_numeric($date)) {
// Assume Unix time-stamp:
//
$this->setFromTime((int) $date);
} else {
return PEAR::raiseError("'{$date}' not valid Unix time-stamp");
}
} else {
if (preg_match('/^([0-9]{4,4})-?(' . '(0[1-9]|1[0-2])-?(0[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])|' . 'W(0[1-9]|[1-4][0-9]|5[0-3])-?([1-7])|' . '(0(0[1-9]|[1-9][0-9])|[12][0-9]{2,2}|3([0-5][0-9]|6[1-6]))' . ')([T\\s]?' . '([01][0-9]|2[0-3])(:?' . '([0-5][0-9])(:?' . '([0-5][0-9]|60)([,.][0-9]+)?)?)?' . '(Z|[+\\-][0-9]{2,2}(:?[0-5][0-9])?)?)?$/i', $date, $regs)) {
if (substr($regs[2], 0, 1) == "W") {
// ISO week date (YYYY-Www-D)
//
$hs_date = Date_Calc::isoWeekToDate($regs[6], $regs[5], $regs[1], "%Y %m %d");
if (PEAR::isError($hs_date)) {
return $hs_date;
}
list($hs_year, $hs_month, $hs_day) = explode(" ", $hs_date);
} else {
if (strlen($regs[2]) == 3) {
// ISO ordinal date (YYYY-DDD)
//
$hn_jd = Date_Calc::firstDayOfYear($regs[1]) + $regs[2] - 1;
list($hs_year, $hs_month, $hs_day) = explode(" ", Date_Calc::daysToDate($hn_jd, "%Y %m %d"));
} else {
// ISO calendar date (YYYY-MM-DD)
//
// DATE_FORMAT_ISO, ISO_BASIC, ISO_EXTENDED, and TIMESTAMP
// These formats are extremely close to each other. This regex
// is very loose and accepts almost any butchered format you could
// throw at it. e.g. 2003-10-07 19:45:15 and 2003-10071945:15
// are the same thing in the eyes of this regex, even though the
// latter is not a valid ISO 8601 date.
//
$hs_year = $regs[1];
$hs_month = $regs[3];
$hs_day = $regs[4];
if (!Date_Calc::isValidDate($hs_day, $hs_month, $hs_year)) {
return PEAR::raiseError("'" . Date_Calc::dateFormat($hs_year, $hs_month, $hs_day, "%Y-%m-%d") . "' is invalid calendar date", DATE_ERROR_INVALIDDATE);
}
}
}
if (isset($regs[17])) {
if ($regs[17] == "Z") {
$this->tz = new Date_TimeZone("UTC");
} else {
$this->tz = new Date_TimeZone("UTC" . $regs[17]);
}
}
$this->setLocalTime($hs_day, $hs_month, $hs_year, isset($regs[11]) && $regs[11] != "" ? $regs[11] : 0, isset($regs[13]) && $regs[13] != "" ? $regs[13] : 0, isset($regs[15]) && $regs[15] != "" ? $regs[15] : 0, isset($regs[16]) && $regs[16] != "" ? $regs[16] : 0.0, $pb_repeatedhourdefault);
} else {
return PEAR::raiseError("Date '{$date}' not in ISO 8601 format", DATE_ERROR_INVALIDDATEFORMAT);
}
}
}
