/**
* Gets the difference of two date values in a sfTime unit
*
* @param mixed timestamp, string, or sfDate object
* @param int the unit to diff by (default to sfTime::SECOND)
* @return int the difference in the unit
* @throws sfDateTimeException
*/
public function diff($other, $unit = sfTime::SECOND)
{
// jme- modification to get a $unit
$other_ts = sfDateTimeToolkit::getTS($other);
$diff_ts = $this->ts - $other_ts;
// determine which unit of time to add by
switch ($unit) {
case sfTime::SECOND:
$factor = 1;
break;
case sfTime::MINUTE:
$factor = 1 * 60;
break;
case sfTime::HOUR:
$factor = 1 * 60 * 60;
break;
case sfTime::DAY:
$factor = 1 * 60 * 60 * 24;
break;
case sfTime::WEEK:
$factor = 1 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 7;
break;
case sfTime::MONTH:
return $this->diffMonth($other);
case sfTime::YEAR:
return $this->diffYear($other);
// -TODO to do later
// -TODO to do later
case sfTime::QUARTER:
case sfTime::DECADE:
case sfTime::CENTURY:
case sfTime::MILLENIUM:
default:
throw new sfDateTimeException(sprintf('The unit of time provided is not valid: %s', $unit));
}
// compute and return the result
$diff = $diff_ts > 0 ? floor($diff_ts / $factor) : ceil($diff_ts / $factor);
return $diff;
}
/**
* Gets the difference of two date values in seconds.
*
* @param mixed timestamp, string, or sfDate object
* @param int the difference in seconds
*/
public function diff($value)
{
$ts = sfDateTimeToolkit::getTS($value);
return $this->ts - $ts;
}
/**
* Gets the difference of two date values in a sfTime unit
*
* @param mixed timestamp, string, or sfDate object
* @param int the unit to diff by (default to sfTime::SECOND)
* @return int the difference in the unit
* @throws sfDateTimeException
*/
public function diff($other, $unit = sfTime::SECOND)
{
// jme- modification to get a $unit
$other_ts = sfDateTimeToolkit::getTS($other);
$diff_ts = $this->ts - $other_ts;
// determine which unit of time to add by
switch ($unit) {
case sfTime::SECOND:
$factor = 1;
break;
case sfTime::MINUTE:
$factor = 1 * 60;
break;
case sfTime::HOUR:
$factor = 1 * 60 * 60;
break;
case sfTime::DAY:
$factor = 1 * 60 * 60 * 24;
break;
case sfTime::WEEK:
$factor = 1 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 7;
break;
// jme- not doing the rest due to some special cases
// - TODO to do later
// - e.g. how many days in a MONTH ? 28, 29, 30, 31 ?
// - rought approximation ok ? NO! as it may lead to confusion
// jme- not doing the rest due to some special cases
// - TODO to do later
// - e.g. how many days in a MONTH ? 28, 29, 30, 31 ?
// - rought approximation ok ? NO! as it may lead to confusion
case sfTime::MONTH:
case sfTime::QUARTER:
case sfTime::YEAR:
case sfTime::DECADE:
case sfTime::CENTURY:
case sfTime::MILLENIUM:
default:
throw new sfDateTimeException(sprintf('The unit of time provided is not valid: %s', $unit));
}
// compute and return the result
return (int) (($diff_ts + $factor / 2) / $factor);
}
