/php-src/ext/date/tests/ |
H A D | bug44562.phpt | 20 $interval = DateInterval::createFromDateString( "1 day" ); 22 $dp = new DatePeriod( $begin, $interval, 10 );
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H A D | DatePeriod_serialize-002.phpt | 54 ["interval"]=> 87 …000";s:13:"timezone_type";i:3;s:8:"timezone";s:13:"Europe/London";}s:8:"interval";O:12:"DateInterv… 112 ["interval"]=> 166 ["interval"]=>
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H A D | DatePeriod_serialize-003.phpt | 54 ["interval"]=> 87 …000";s:13:"timezone_type";i:3;s:8:"timezone";s:13:"Europe/London";}s:8:"interval";O:12:"DateInterv… 112 ["interval"]=> 166 ["interval"]=>
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H A D | DatePeriod_serialize-004.phpt | 52 ["interval"]=> 95 …zone_type";i:3;s:8:"timezone";s:16:"Europe/Amsterdam";}s:3:"end";N;s:8:"interval";O:12:"DateInterv… 120 ["interval"]=> 174 ["interval"]=>
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H A D | bug65672.phpt | 8 $interval = new DateInterval('P1D'); 9 $period = new class(new DateTime, $interval, new DateTime) extends DatePeriod {
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H A D | bug49081.phpt | 2 Bug #49081 (DateTime::diff() mistake if start in January and interval > 28 days)
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H A D | bug81273.phpt | 2 Bug #81273: Date interval calculation not correct
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H A D | DateInterval_serialize-003.phpt | 32 echo "\n\nUsed serialised interval:\n"; 82 Used serialised interval:
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H A D | bug60774.phpt | 2 Bug #60774 (DateInterval::format("%a") is always zero when an interval is created using the createF…
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H A D | DateInterval_construct_exceptions.phpt | 21 DateMalformedIntervalStringException: Failed to parse interval (2007-05-11T15:30:00Z/)
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H A D | DateInterval_serialize-001.phpt | 22 echo "\n\nUsed serialised interval:\n"; 107 Used serialised interval:
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H A D | bug53437_var0.phpt | 52 ["interval"]=> 103 ["interval"]=>
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H A D | bug49778.phpt | 2 Bug #49778 (DateInterval::format("%a") is always zero when an interval is created from an ISO strin…
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H A D | bug77571.phpt | 11 $differenceDateInterval2 = $date3->diff($date4); // interval: + 1m 4d; days 35
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H A D | DatePeriod_by_ref_iterator.phpt | 7 …'interval' => DateInterval::createFromDateString("tomorrow"), 'recurrences' => 1, 'include_start_d…
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H A D | DateInterval_serialize-002.phpt | 41 echo "\n\nUsed serialised interval:\n"; 151 Used serialised interval:
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H A D | bug-gh11416.phpt | 46 …$dateperiod->__unserialize(['start' => $now, 'end' => $now, 'current' => $now, 'interval' => $date… 53 'start' => $now, 'end' => $now, 'current' => $now, 'interval' => $simpleInterval,
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H A D | bug52113.phpt | 106 ["interval"]=> 172 ["interval"]=>
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H A D | examine_diff.inc | 26 * special interval specification used for this test suite. 30 * interval's "days" property
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H A D | DatePeriod_set_state.phpt | 36 ["interval"]=>
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/php-src/ext/date/ |
H A D | php_date.c | 1494 if (interval) { in create_date_period_interval() 1641 it_time->relative = *interval; in date_period_advance() 2277 if (old_obj->interval) { in date_object_clone_period() 2278 new_obj->interval = timelib_rel_time_clone(old_obj->interval); in date_object_clone_period() 3422 zval *object, *interval; in PHP_FUNCTION() local 3479 zval *object, *interval; in PHP_FUNCTION() local 3493 zval *object, *interval; in PHP_METHOD() local 3970 php_interval_obj *interval; in PHP_FUNCTION() local 3985 interval->diff->invert = 0; in PHP_FUNCTION() 3987 interval->initialized = 1; in PHP_FUNCTION() [all …]
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H A D | config.w32 | 5 ….c parse_posix.c parse_tz.c tm2unixtime.c unixtime2tm.c parse_iso_intervals.c interval.c", "date");
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H A D | config0.m4 | 9 … lib/timelib.c lib/tm2unixtime.c lib/unixtime2tm.c lib/parse_iso_intervals.c lib/interval.c"
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/php-src/ext/date/lib/ |
H A D | timelib.h | 1075 timelib_time *timelib_add(timelib_time *t, timelib_rel_time *interval); 1076 timelib_time *timelib_add_wall(timelib_time *t, timelib_rel_time *interval); 1085 timelib_time *timelib_sub(timelib_time *t, timelib_rel_time *interval); 1086 timelib_time *timelib_sub_wall(timelib_time *t, timelib_rel_time *interval);
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/php-src/ext/random/tests/03_randomizer/methods/ |
H A D | getFloat_error.phpt | 78 // There is no float between the two parameters, thus making the OpenOpen interval empty. 130 The given interval is empty, there are no floats between argument #1 ($min) and argument #2 ($max).
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