/**
* This converts to a qCal_Date for internal storage
*/
protected function doCast($value)
{
$date = qCal_Time::factory($value);
return $date;
}
/**
* Time can be generated from string by using the factory method
*/
public function testFactoryMethod()
{
// test with default timezone
$time = qCal_Time::factory("1:30pm");
// should default to America/Los_Angeles
$this->assertEqual($time->getHour(), 13);
$this->assertEqual($time->getMinute(), 30);
$this->assertEqual($time->getSecond(), 0);
$this->assertEqual($time->getTimezone()->getName(), date_default_timezone_get());
// test with specific timezone
$time = qCal_Time::factory("1:30pm", "MST");
// GMT - 7 hours
$this->assertEqual($time->getHour(), 13);
// timezone doesn't change the time
$this->assertEqual($time->getMinute(), 30);
$this->assertEqual($time->getSecond(), 0);
$this->assertEqual($time->getTimezone()->getName(), "MST");
}
public function testTimeFactory()
{
$time1 = qCal_Time::factory("4:00");
// will result in 4:00am using the server's timezone
$this->assertEqual($time1->__toString(), "04:00:00");
$time2 = qCal_Time::factory("tomorrow", "GMT");
// will result in whatever tomorrow's date is in GMT
$time3 = qCal_Time::factory("now", "America/Los_Angeles");
// will result in the current time in America/Los_Angeles
}