<?php
/**
 * This is a file with examples for JDate
 * 
 * JDate defaults to return date in YYYY-MM-DD format
 * 
 */
require("JDate.class.php");

// This function shows how the different methods can be used.
// Please see below function how we create the object and set date.
function testit($d) {
	print "The date: ".$d->getDate().PHP_EOL;	// The date in 2011-01-31 format
	print "The date in unixtime: ".$d->getDate(TRUE).PHP_EOL; // The date in 1296428400 (unixtime) format
	print "Year: ".$d->getYear().PHP_EOL;
	print "Month: ".$d->getMonth(true).PHP_EOL; // true means that we don't want leading zero
	print "Day: ".$d->getDay().PHP_EOL;
	print "Week: ".$d->getWeek(true).PHP_EOL; // true means that we don't want leading zero
	print "Monday: ".$d->getMonday().PHP_EOL;
	print "Tuesday: ".$d->getTuesday().PHP_EOL;
	print "Wednesday: ".$d->getWednesday().PHP_EOL;
	print "Thursday: ".$d->getThursday().PHP_EOL;
	print "Friday: ".$d->getFriday().PHP_EOL;
	print "Saturday: ".$d->getSaturday().PHP_EOL;
	print "Sunday: ".$d->getSunday().PHP_EOL;	
	print "======".PHP_EOL;
	
}

// Just create the JDate object, using systems local time
$d = new JDate();
testit($d);
unset($d);

// Set the date to 2011-01-31
$d = new JDate("2011-01-31");
testit($d);
unset($d);

// Set the date to 2011-02-01 in unixtime format
$d = new JDate(1296549671);
testit($d);
unset($d);

// Specify a week number, date always defaults to the monday in that week
$d = new JDate();
$d->setDateFromWeek(2011, 8);
testit($d);
unset($d);