Re: PACKAGE Proposal: Date_Calendar

I personally love the calendar stuff Richy developed for the pear web: http://pear.php.net/package-search.php It really rocks. Tomas V.V.Cox On Saturday, August 9, 2003 20:17, Harry Fuecks wrote: > Following on from the discussion here: > > http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=pear-dev&m=106043809425575&w=2 > Would like to propose Date_Calendar, for building calendar data structures. > They are designed to make building calendars as easy as possible, while > completely seperating the logic from user interface. They could be used in > rendering HTML, WML, PHP-GTK, command line output or whatever you like. > Right now they're not prepared for PEAR (no package.xml or use of PEAR > Error) but they're in a stable form. What to get the approval first before > continuing. > Beginning with some examples first; > 1. Shows all the classes in action, from Years down to Seconds > > http://www.phppatterns.com/code/Date_Calendar/docs/examples/1.phps > > http://www.phppatterns.com/code/Date_Calendar/docs/examples/1.php > 2. Shows Month being used to build Weeks then Days > > http://www.phppatterns.com/code/Date_Calendar/docs/examples/2.phps > > http://www.phppatterns.com/code/Date_Calendar/docs/examples/2.php > 3. Shows Month being used to build Days (bypassing the Week) > > http://www.phppatterns.com/code/Date_Calendar/docs/examples/3.phps > > http://www.phppatterns.com/code/Date_Calendar/docs/examples/3.php > The source for classes themselves can be see at; > http://www.phppatterns.com/code/Date_Calendar/ > For the PEAR release I'll probably reduce the number of files to avoid the > pain of require_once(). > The source code is fully documented but I'll come up with more examples and > documentation for the release. > One thing to be aware of is they rely on Unix timestamps. This helps when > you need to perform database queries but means your calendar will only run > up to 2038 for a 32bit OS. > PS: it that the right namespace? Or should it be DateAndTime? -- Tomas V.V.Cox mailto:cox@idecnet.com