Re: Preliminary Proposal for calculator for suntimes / moontimes
| From: | Xavier Noguer | Date: | Tue, 02 Sep 2003 12:38:22 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Preliminary Proposal for calculator for suntimes / moontimes | ||
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Jon Parise <jon@php.net> escribió
> On Wed, Aug 27, 2003 at 11:08:11AM +0200, Alexander Wirtz wrote:
>
> > while working on the weather-class, I wrote two other classes, at the
> > moment called Date_Sun and Date_Moon
> > http://www.pc4p.net/downloads/Sun.phps
> > http://www.pc4p.net/downloads/Moon.phps
> >
> > The problem now is, how to call the package as a whole? Pierre suggested
> > to include them directly in Date, but I'm not convinced, that this is a
> > good idea, I would like to keep them seperate.
> > I'm well aware, that PHP5 has implemented suntime-functions, so my
> > suggestion is, to keep two different packages Date_Sun and -_Moon, so
> > that it is easier to trash Sun afterwards. That means maintaining two
> > packages, but that's ok with me.
That looks really cool, +1
> I would like to see them added to the existing Date package or
> released as a separate Date_SunMoon package.
I think it should be a separate package, not part of Date. The date of
sunset/sunrise is a property of a given location (Location object?), not of a
given date.
And on a more practical side, it doesn't (have to) share any code with Date
anyways.
Xavier