BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 06-20-92 (17:33) Number: 1043 From: DOUGLAS LUSHER Refer#: NONE To: DOUGLAS LUSHER Recvd: NO Subj: DATE CALCULATIONS Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
'continued from previous message 'here are the last of the date manipulation functions: FUNCTION DOW% (DateString$) STATIC 'returns a value representing the day of the week (0 = Sunday, 1 = Monday, 'etc) for the date string supplied in the form "MM-DD-YYYY" STATIC Month%, Day%, Year%, Temp& SHARED Days%() Month% = VAL(LEFT$(DateString$, 2)) Day% = VAL(MID$(DateString$, 4, 2)) Year% = VAL(RIGHT$(DateString$, 4)) - 1 'calculate the number of days in all the preceeding years Temp& = (Year% * 365&) + (Year% \ 4) - ((Year% \ 100) - (Year% \ 400)) 'add the number of days in the year to the start of the specified month 'if it's a leap year and after February, add one more day Temp& = Temp& + Days%(Month%) - (LeapYear%(Year% + 1) AND (Month% > 2)) 'add the number of days in the specified month Temp& = Temp& + Day% DOW% = Temp& MOD 7 END FUNCTION FUNCTION LeapYear% (Year%) STATIC 'returns True (-1) if the specified year is a leap year LeapYear% = (((Year% MOD 4 = 0) AND (Year% MOD 100 <> 0)) OR (Year% MOD 400 = 0)) END FUNCTION --- TMail v1.29 * Origin: TC-AMS MLTBBS 2.2 - Minnetonka, MN (612)-938-4799 (1:282/7)
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