public function DatexObject::xobjectFromDate in Datex 7.2

Creates a DateTime object containing date extracted from $date.

2 calls to DatexObject::xobjectFromDate()

DatexObject::objectFromDate in datex_api/datex_api.class.inc

Created datex object from a localized date.

DatexObject::xsetDatetime in datex_api/datex_api.class.inc

Set date-time of object instance by extracting timestamp from given date.

File

datex_api/datex_api.class.inc, line 565

Provides an API to work with dates.

Class

DatexObject

Base class for localized DateTime.

Code

public function xobjectFromDate($date = NULL, $tz = NULL) {
  if (is_object($date)) {
    $date = clone $date;
  }
  else {
    if (is_numeric($date)) {
      $date = '@' . $date;
    }
    elseif (is_array($date)) {
      $now = getdate();
      $year = isset($date['year']) ? intval($date['year']) : $now['year'];
      $month = isset($date['month']) ? intval($date['month']) : $now['mon'];
      $day = isset($date['day']) ? intval($date['day']) : $now['mday'];
      $hour = isset($date['hour']) ? intval($date['hour']) : $now['hours'];
      $minute = isset($date['minute']) ? intval($date['minute']) : $now['minutes'];
      $second = isset($date['second']) ? intval($date['second']) : $now['seconds'];
      $date = '@' . mktime($hour, $minute, $second, $month, $day, $year);
    }
    elseif ($date == NULL) {
      $date = 'now';
    }
    $date = new DateTime($date);
  }

  // For anyone reading this comment: Passing a DateTimeZone to datetime
  // constructor has no effect on it! You MUST use setTimezone to set a
  // tz on the stupid object.
  // Tested on PHP 5.4.15 (built: May 12 2013 13:11:23) Archlinux.
  if (isset($tz)) {
    $tz = $this
      ->getTzObject($tz);
    $date
      ->setTimeZone($tz);
  }
  return $date;
}