Class Date

Helper class for standard HTTP date formats.

Core\Object implements Core\Chainable

Extended by

Core\Set implements Core\Accessor

Extended by

Core\Date

Namespace: Core
Package: Core
Since: 3.0
Requires: PHP 5.3
Version: 1.0
Located at Date.inc.php

Methods summary

`public`	# `__construct( integer\|string $dateTime = null )` Initialised a new instance with an optional timestamp. Initialised a new instance with an optional timestamp. Parameters `$dateTime` Optional. UNIX timestamp or date string to initialise instance with. If this parameter (per default) is `null`, the current server time is used instead. Since 3.1
`public static Core\Date`	# `createWithString( string $dateString )` Initialises a new instance from a date string. Initialises a new instance from a date string. Parameters `$dateString` Date string to parse and initialise new date object with. Returns `Core\Date` Since 3.1
`public static Core\Date`	# `createWithUnixTimestamp( $unixTimestamp )` Initialises a new instance from a UNIX timestamp. Initialises a new instance from a UNIX timestamp. Parameters `$unixTimestamp` timestamp to initialise new date object with. Returns `Core\Date` Since 3.1
`public string`	# `format( string $format )` Returns a string representing the stored UNIX timestamp in the requested format. Returns a string representing the stored UNIX timestamp in the requested format. Parameters `$format` Format string; equals the date() format. Returns string String representation of the stored UNIX timestamp based on the provided format string. Since 3.1
`public string`	# `rfc1123( )` Returns the RFC1123 representation of the stored UNIX timestamp. A RFC 1123 formatted timestamp is the preferred Internet standard and must be used in HTTP/1.1 headers. Returns the RFC1123 representation of the stored UNIX timestamp. A RFC 1123 formatted timestamp is the preferred Internet standard and must be used in HTTP/1.1 headers. Returns string RFC 1123 representation string of the stored UNIX timestamp in GMT. Remark The timezone used to format the string is always GMT. Since 3.1
`public string`	# `rfc822( )` Returns the RFC 822 representation of the stored UNIX timestamp. A RFC 822 formatted timestamp is preferred as an Internet standard and commonly used in HTTP headers. Note, that HTTP/1.1 clients and servers must support this representation but must only generate RFC 1123 timestamps. Returns the RFC 822 representation of the stored UNIX timestamp. A RFC 822 formatted timestamp is preferred as an Internet standard and commonly used in HTTP headers. Note, that HTTP/1.1 clients and servers must support this representation but must only generate RFC 1123 timestamps. Returns string RFC 822 representation string of the stored UNIX timestamp in GMT. Remark The timezone used to format the string is always GMT. RFC822 has been replaced by RFC 1123. Since 3.1
`public string`	# `rfc850( )` Returns the RFC 850 representation of the stored UNIX timestamp. A RFC 850 formatted timestamp is now considered obsolete and has been commonly used in HTTP headers. Note, that HTTP/1.1 clients and servers must support this representation but must only generate RFC 1123 timestamps. Returns the RFC 850 representation of the stored UNIX timestamp. A RFC 850 formatted timestamp is now considered obsolete and has been commonly used in HTTP headers. Note, that HTTP/1.1 clients and servers must support this representation but must only generate RFC 1123 timestamps. Returns string RFC 850 representation string of the stored UNIX timestamp in GMT. Remark The timezone used to format the string is always GMT. RFC 850 has been replaced by RFC 1036. Since 3.1

Methods inherited from Core\Set

__get(), __isset()

Methods inherited from Core\Object

__autocreateFactory(), __call(), __processParameters(), __toString(), attachMethod(), chain(), getValueForKey(), getValueForKeyPath(), getValueForUndefinedKey(), hash(), issetValueForKey(), setValueForKey(), setValueForKeyPath(), setValueForUndefinedKey(), uuid()

Constants summary

`string`	`Zero` RFC 1123 (HTTP/1.1-conform) date constant for the UNIX timestamp zero. RFC 1123 (HTTP/1.1-conform) date constant for the UNIX timestamp zero. Since 3.0	# `'Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 GMT'`
`string`	`ATOM` Since 3.1	# `'Y-m-d\TH:i:sP'`
`string`	`COOKIE` Cookie timestamp format. Cookie timestamp format. Since 3.1	# `'l, d-M-y H:i:s T'`
`string`	`ISO8601` ISO-8601 timestamp format. ISO-8601 timestamp format. Since 3.1	# `'c'`
`string`	`RFC822` RFC 822 timestamp format (includes timezone). RFC 822 timestamp format (includes timezone). Since 3.1	# `'D, d M y H:i:s O'`
`string`	`RFC850` RFC 850 timestamp format (includes timezone). RFC 850 timestamp format (includes timezone). Since 3.1	# `'l, d-M-y H:i:s T'`
`string`	`RFC1036` RFC 1036 timestamp format (includes timezone). RFC 1036 timestamp format (includes timezone). Since 3.1	# `'D, d M y H:i:s O'`
`string`	`RFC1123` RFC 1123 timestamp format (includes timezone) for HTTP/1.1. RFC 1123 timestamp format (includes timezone) for HTTP/1.1. Since 3.1	# `'D, d M Y H:i:s O'`
`string`	`RFC2822` RFC 2822 timestamp format. RFC 2822 timestamp format. Since 3.1	# `'r'`
`string`	`RFC3339` RFC 3339 timestamp format. RFC 3339 timestamp format. Since 3.1	# `'Y-m-d\TH:i:sP'`
`string`	`RSS` Since 3.1	# `'D, d M Y H:i:s O'`
`string`	`W3C` W3C timestamp format. W3C timestamp format. Since 3.1	# `'Y-m-d\TH:i:sP'`

Constants inherited from Core\Object

AnyParameterType, AutochainParameterType, AutocreateParameterType, BooleanParameterType, CharParameterType, EnumParameterType, IntegerParameterType, RealParameterType, StringParameterType, UserParameterType

Properties summary

`protected integer`	`$_v_unixTimestamp` UNIX timestamp of date. UNIX timestamp of date. Since 3.0	#

Magic properties

`public read-only string`	`$rfc1123` See `Core\Date::rfc1123()`.
`public read-only string`	`$rfc822` See `Core\Date::rfc822()`.
`public read-only string`	`$rfc850` See `Core\Date::rfc850()`.
`public read-only integer`	`$unixTimestamp` UNIX timestamp of date.

Magic properties inherited from Core\Object

$hash, $uuid