Vordefinierte Konstanten
The following is a light reimplimentation of some of these functions wich can be used in an include file to work around the lack of --with-calendar in php implimentations.
<?php
/* IMPLEMENTS SUBSET OF PHP CALENDAR FUNCTIONS ON SYSTEMS COMPILED W/O --enable-calendar */
if (!function_exists('cal_days_in_month')){
function cal_days_in_month($a_null, $a_month, $a_year) {
return date('t', mktime(0, 0, 0, $a_month+1, 0, $a_year));
}
}
if (!function_exists('cal_to_jd')){
function cal_to_jd($a_null, $a_month, $a_day, $a_year){
if ( $a_month <= 2 ){
$a_month = $a_month + 12 ;
$a_year = $a_year - 1 ;
}
$A = intval($a_year/100);
$B = intval($A/4) ;
$C = 2-$A+$B ;
$E = intval(365.25*($a_year+4716)) ;
$F = intval(30.6001*($a_month+1));
return intval($C+$a_day+$E+$F-1524) ;
}
}
if (!function_exists('get_jd_dmy')) {
function get_jd_dmy($a_jd){
$W = intval(($a_jd - 1867216.25)/36524.25) ;
$X = intval($W/4) ;
$A = $a_jd+1+$W-$X ;
$B = $A+1524 ;
$C = intval(($B-122.1)/365.25) ;
$D = intval(365.25*$C) ;
$E = intval(($B-$D)/30.6001) ;
$F = intval(30.6001*$E) ;
$a_day = $B-$D-$F ;
if ( $E > 13 ) {
$a_month=$E-13 ;
$a_year = $C-4715 ;
} else {
$a_month=$E-1 ;
$a_year=$C-4716 ;
}
return array($a_month, $a_day, $a_year) ;
}
}
if (!function_exists('jdmonthname')) {
function jdmonthname($a_jd,$a_mode){
$tmp = get_jd_dmy($a_jd) ;
$a_time = "$tmp[0]/$tmp[1]/$tmp[2]" ;
switch($a_mode) {
case 0:
return strftime("%b",strtotime("$a_time")) ;
case 1:
return strftime("%B",strtotime("$a_time")) ;
}
}
}
if (!function_exists('jddayofweek')) {
function jddayofweek($a_jd,$a_mode){
$tmp = get_jd_dmy($a_jd) ;
$a_time = "$tmp[0]/$tmp[1]/$tmp[2]" ;
switch($a_mode) {
case 1:
return strftime("%A",strtotime("$a_time")) ;
case 2:
return strftime("%a",strtotime("$a_time")) ;
default:
return strftime("%w",strtotime("$a_time")) ;
}
}
}
?>
Calendar Funktionen
Inhaltsverzeichnis
- cal_days_in_month — Gibt die Anzahl der Tage eines bestimmten Monats in einem bestimmten Jahr in einem bestimmten Kalender zurück
- cal_from_jd — Converts from Julian Day Count to a supported calendar
- cal_info — Gibt Informationen zu einem bestimmten Kalender zurück
- cal_to_jd — Converts from a supported calendar to Julian Day Count
- easter_date — Zeitpunkt des Osterfestes (0 Uhr) als Unix-Timestamp
- easter_days — Anzahl der Tage zwischen dem 21. März und Ostersonntag
- frenchtojd — Konvertiert ein Datum der Französischen Revolution zu einem Julianischen Datum
- gregoriantojd — Konvertierung vom Gregorianischen Kalender zum Julianischen Datum
- jddayofweek — Bestimmt den Wochentag aus einem Julianischen Datum
- jdmonthname — Bestimmt den Monat aus dem Julianischen Datum
- jdtofrench — Konvertiert ein Julianisches Datum zum Kalender der Französischen Revolution
- jdtogregorian — Konvertierung vom Julianischen Datum zum Gregorianischen Kalender
- jdtojewish — Konvertierung vom Julianischen Datum zum Jüdischen Kalender
- jdtojulian — Konvertierung vom Julianischen Datum zum Julianischen Kalender
- jdtounix — Konvertiert Julianisches Datum in Unix-Timestamp
- jewishtojd — Konvertiert vom Jüdischen Kalender zum Julianischen Datum
- juliantojd — Konvertierung vom Julianischen Kalender zum Julianischen Datum
- unixtojd — Konvertiert Unix-Timestamp in Julianisches Datum
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User Contributed NotesCalendar Funktionen
fRay Ferguson
21-Apr-2006 04:32
21-Apr-2006 04:32
amichauer at gmx dot de
28-Jun-2005 06:46
28-Jun-2005 06:46
<?php
class HijriCalendar
{
function monthName($i) // $i = 1..12
{
static $month = array(
"Möxärräm", "Safar", "Rabig-äl-Äwwäl", "Rabig-äl-Axír",
"Cömäd-äl-Äwwäl", "Cömäd-äl-Axír", "Racäb", "Þäðbän",
"Ramazan", "Þäwäl", "Zö-äl-Qäðdä", "Zö-äl-Xiccä"
);
return $month[$i-1];
}
function GregorianToHijri($time = null)
{
if ($time === null) $time = time();
$m = date('m', $time);
$d = date('d', $time);
$y = date('Y', $time);
return HijriCalendar::JDToHijri(
cal_to_jd(CAL_GREGORIAN, $m, $d, $y));
}
function HijriToGregorian($m, $d, $y)
{
return jd_to_cal(CAL_GREGORIAN,
HijriCalendar::HijriToJD($m, $d, $y));
}
# Julian Day Count To Hijri
function JDToHijri($jd)
{
$jd = $jd - 1948440 + 10632;
$n = (int)(($jd - 1) / 10631);
$jd = $jd - 10631 * $n + 354;
$j = ((int)((10985 - $jd) / 5316)) *
((int)(50 * $jd / 17719)) +
((int)($jd / 5670)) *
((int)(43 * $jd / 15238));
$jd = $jd - ((int)((30 - $j) / 15)) *
((int)((17719 * $j) / 50)) -
((int)($j / 16)) *
((int)((15238 * $j) / 43)) + 29;
$m = (int)(24 * $jd / 709);
$d = $jd - (int)(709 * $m / 24);
$y = 30*$n + $j - 30;
return array($m, $d, $y);
}
# Hijri To Julian Day Count
function HijriToJD($m, $d, $y)
{
return (int)((11 * $y + 3) / 30) +
354 * $y + 30 * $m -
(int)(($m - 1) / 2) + $d + 1948440 - 385;
}
};
$hijri = HijriCalendar::GregorianToHijri( time() );
echo $hijri[1].'. '.HijriCalendar::monthName($hijri[0]).' '.$hijri[2];
?>
jthome at fcgov dot com
02-Oct-2003 08:38
02-Oct-2003 08:38
Had a similar problem as curlee, except I needed to create a JDE_ERP date. [format is CYYDDD]
<?php
function jde_date_create($month, $day, $year){
/*
* NOTE: $month and $day CANNOT have leading zeroes,
* $year must be'YYYY' format
*/
$jde_year_prefix = substr($year, 0, 1) - 1;
$jde_year_suffix = substr($year, -2);
//note that valid years for mktime are 1902-2037
$timestamp = mktime(0,0,0,$month, $day, $year);
$baseline_timestamp = mktime(0,0,0,1,0,$year);
$day_count = round(($timestamp - $baseline_timestamp)/86400);
$day_count_padded = str_pad($day_count,3,"0",STR_PAD_LEFT);
return ($jde_year_prefix . $jde_year_suffix . $day_count_padded);
}
echo jde_date_create(6,25,2000);// will return '103176'
?>
--
Jim
curlee at mindspring dot com
29-Aug-2003 05:55
29-Aug-2003 05:55
I solved a problem with Julian dates that are used in the JD Edwards ERP package (running on AS/400). The Julian format for this system is as follows: CYYDDD
Where C is 0 for 1900 and 1 for 2000
DDD is the day of the year count
I used the mktime built-in php function to convert dates to the normal DD/MM/YYYY format. This function will convert dates that are between 1970 and 2038 (limitation of unix timestamps and the mktime function)
The $jde_date var needs to be a 6 len STRING.... if you use a numeric var type it will drop the leading 0 for any date that represents 1900.... this will botch the substr functions and thus make the whole thing wrong.
function jde_date_conv($jde_date)
{
$ct = substr($jde_date,0,1);
$yr = substr($jde_date,1,2);
$dy = substr($jde_date,3,3);
if($ct == 0) $yr_pfx = 19;
if($ct == 1) $yr_pfx = 20;
$tlt_yr = $yr_pfx.$yr;
$base_time = mktime(0,0,0,1,0,$tlt_yr);
$unix_time = ($dy * 86400) + $base_time;
return date("m/d/Y" , $unix_time);
}
carlj at vibez dot ca
17-Jun-2003 09:28
17-Jun-2003 09:28
Why not do something like this, to find the number of days in a month?
$monthNum = date("n"); // or any value from 1-12
$year = date("Y"); // or any value >= 1
$numDays = date("t",mktime(0,0,0,$monthNum,1,$year))
This will tell you if there is 28-31 days in a month
dy64 at dy64 dot de
12-Nov-2002 03:18
12-Nov-2002 03:18
Best performance:
/*
* Find the number of days in a month
* Year is between 1 and 32767 inclusive
* Month is between 1 and 12 inclusive
*/
function DayInMonth($month, $year) {
var $daysInMonth = array(31, 28, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31);
if ($month != 2) return $daysInMonth[$month - 1];
return (checkdate($month, 29, $year)) ? 29 : 28;
}
kmcm at bigfoot dot com
21-Jan-2002 03:42
21-Jan-2002 03:42
if, like me, you don't have a PHP build that includes the cal functions, you may want to use this function for sorting out leap year.
function days_in_feb($year){
//$year must be YYYY
//[gregorian] leap year math :
if ($year < 0) $year++;
$year += 4800;
if ( ($year % 4) == 0) {
if (($year % 100) == 0) {
if (($year % 400) == 0) {
return(29);
} else {
return(28);
}
} else {
return(29);
}
} else {
return(28);
}
}
of course the next leap year isn't until the end of the century but this makes for timeless code I guess ...or if you are using 2000 in your dates or are going far back in time, etc, it is necessary.
mikebabcock at pobox dot com
17-Jul-2000 06:20
17-Jul-2000 06:20
There are two world calculations for the date of Easter. The Easter date function should account for this; one used (generally) by the Western world and one (generally) used by the Eastern (the official date used by the East Orthodox Church).
ssharma at odc dot net
31-Jan-2000 12:36
31-Jan-2000 12:36
If you're interested in dates/calendars, check out the MCAL stuff.
http://www.php.net/manual/ref.mcal.php3