BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 08-08-92 (19:11) Number: 121 From: BILL CAMPBELL Refer#: NONE To: AL LAWRENCE Recvd: NO Subj: Days of the Week Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
' This program can only work for years 1901 to 2099 because
the ' years 1900 and 2100 are not leap years. I could fix
this but -' WHY ? I won't be here to take the fall for
problems encouterred ' in 2100 !
usedate$ = DATE$
CLS
PRINT " (I)nput your own date or (U)se today's date" x$ = ""
DO: x$ = INKEY$
IF x$ = "I" OR x$ = "i" OR x$ = "U" OR x$ = "u" THEN EXIT DO LOOP
IF x$ = "i" OR x$ = "I" THEN
LOCATE 2, 1
PRINT "DAY - MONTH - YEAR"
PRINT "## ## ####"
ROW = 3: mydate$ = "": column = 1: flag = 0: SETLENGTH = 8
LOCATE 3, 1: COLOR 12, 0
BuildDate:
select$ = ""
DO WHILE select$ <> CHR$(13) AND flag < SETLENGTH
select$ = INKEY$
IF flag = 0 THEN
column = 1
ELSEIF flag = 1 THEN
column = 2
ELSEIF flag = 2 THEN
column = 8
ELSEIF flag = 3 THEN
column = 9
ELSEIF flag > 3 THEN
column = flag + 11
END IF
IF flag = 0 AND select$ > "3" THEN GOTO BuildDate
IF flag = 2 AND select$ > "1" THEN GOTO BuildDate
IF flag = 4 AND select$ > "2" THEN GOTO BuildDate
IF select$ > CHR$(47) AND select$ < CHR$(58) THEN GOTO GotChar
GOTO BuildDate
GotChar:
LOCATE ROW, column: PRINT select$
flag = flag + 1: mydate$ = mydate$ + select$
IF flag = 2 OR flag = 4 THEN mydate$ = mydate$ + "-"
LOOP
PRINT "mydate$ = "; mydate$
usedate$ = mydate$
END IF
COLOR 7, 0
DIM days$(7)
days$(1) = "Sunday": days$(2) = "Monday": days$(3) =
"Tuesday" days$(4) = "Wednesday": days$(5) = "Thursday":
days$(6) = "Friday" days$(7) = "Saturday"
DIM month$(12, 2)
month$(1, 1) = "January": month$(1, 2) = "31"
month$(2, 1) = "February": month$(2, 2) = "28"
month$(3, 1) = "March": month$(3, 2) = "31"
month$(4, 1) = "April": month$(4, 2) = "30"
month$(5, 1) = "May": month$(5, 2) = "31"
month$(6, 1) = "June": month$(6, 2) = "30"
month$(7, 1) = "July": month$(7, 2) = "31"
month$(8, 1) = "August": month$(8, 2) = "31"
month$(9, 1) = "September": month$(9, 2) = "30"
month$(10, 1) = "October": month$(10, 2) = "31"
month$(11, 1) = "November": month$(11, 2) = "30"
month$(12, 1) = "December": month$(12, 2) = "31"
' The first day of the year can only fall on one of seven
choices ' which will set the sequence for the rest of the
year.
' Each of those choices may or may not fall in a leap year
thus ' doubling your possible yeartypes to 14.
DIM DayYearStarted$(14)
' 1 = sunday and 7 = saturday as per the array days$
FOR startday = 1 TO 7
DayYearStarted$(startday) = days$(startday)
DayYearStarted$(startday + 7) = days$(startday)
NEXT startday
--- Maximus 2.00
* Origin: Durham Systems (ONLINE!) (1:229/110)

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