Re: a few other observations

From: Date: Tue, 18 May 2004 19:49:27 +0000
Subject: Re: a few other observations
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Lorenzo Alberton wrote: > On 17 May 2004 21:06:17 -0000, PHPDiscuss - PHP Newsgroups and mailing lists > wrote: > > I just wanted to post about a few other things I have noticed about > > my problem I posted about. > please *always* reply to the original topic. There's an high traffic > here on the list, and keeping track of each message is almost > impossible if it's not in the same thread. > > First wanted to note that in that code I posted, that function > > translateMonth() wasn't meant to be there. > yeah, I guessed it ;-) > > Anyway. I have looked at the adjust method, and the methods it > > called. It seems that it should work fine. I tried making my own > > adjust function which does basically the same thing. > > And the same problem still exists. > that's likely so, because I'm sure the problem is not where > you think it is. If I were you, I'd have a look at other parts > of your script, for instance the table generation (maybe > you screwed the column order, not matching the real > $start_day, or something like that? > > Yet it still does not work. I will keep trying to poke around > > to see why it is not working; but this > > is an awfully large set of classes. :) > > > > I just tried something else. I thought this might work but > > unfortunately not. the variables year, month, day, hour, minute, > > and second of the Calendar classes are integers. The variables of > > the same names in the Date class are strings. So, when these values > > are put into the variables within the Calendar class, they are > > turned to strings; which, I thought, may have a bit of an affect > > when trying to use them as integers. It might not except that the > > Date class returns, for example, the day as 01, not just 1. > no, I forced a cast to int to all the strings > I suggest having a look at the example #14 in the package, > I believe that modifying that example to suit your needs > will be much faster than trying to find the problem in your script... > my 0.02$ > Regards, > -- > Lorenzo Alberton > http://pear.php.net/user/quipo Hello Lorenzo Thanks for your reply. It is not a new thread, just a different subject. I will definitely try to figure out if it is something with my script. It seems to work any other time though, so that is why I doubted it to be there. I will also take a look at example 14, as you have suggested. Brandon

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