Laxkit::LaxDate Class Reference

Small class to help slightly with date manipulation, based on the Gregorian calendar. More...

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Public Member Functions
	LaxDate ()
	Initialize to current date.
	LaxDate (int year, int month, int day)
	LaxDate (const LaxDate &d)
LaxDate &	operator= (LaxDate &d)
int	Set (int year, int month, int day)
void	SetToToday ()
int	Year ()
int	Month ()
int	Day ()
int	DayOfWeek ()
	Return the number of days after a Sunday. That is, if on a sunday, return 0, monday is 1, etc.
int	DayOfYear ()

Protected Attributes
int	year
int	month
int	day
int	dayofweek
int	dayofyear

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Detailed Description

Small class to help slightly with date manipulation, based on the Gregorian calendar.

LaxDate will always have a valid date. That is, assuming there are no programming bugs

This class assumes a purely Gregorian calendar, and this ignores the deletion of 10 days in October 1582. In 8000 years or so when the calendar is off by a day, you will be screwed.

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Member Function Documentation

int Laxkit::LaxDate::Set	(	int	y,
		int	m,
		int	d
	)

If it is an invalid date, then a nonzero value is returned. Else date is set, and 0 is returned.

day starts at 1. Month is in range [1..12]. year can be anything.

References Laxkit::days_in_month().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• dateutils.h
• dateutils.cc