Example -- Example for the usage of Date_Holidays
Basic example
This example shows you, how to calculate the Easter
date of 2005.
<?php
require_once "Date/Holidays.php";
$germany = &Date_Holidays::factory('Germany', 2004, 'en_EN');
if (Date_Holidays::isError($germany)) {
die('Factory was unable to produce driver-object');
}
$easter = &$germany->getHoliday('easter', 'de_DE');
if (!Date_Holidays::isError($easter)) {
print_r($easter->toArray());
}
?>
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This will return an array in the following format:
Array
(
[internalName] => easter
[title] => Easter Sunday
[date] => date Object
(
[year] => 2004
[month] => 04
[day] => 11
[hour] => 0
[minute] => 0
[second] => 0
[tz] => date_timezone Object
(
[id] => UTC
[longname] => Coordinated Universal Time
[shortname] => UTC
[hasdst] =>
[dstlongname] => Coordinated Universal Time
[dstshortname] => UTC
[offset] => 0
[default] =>
)
)
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This is an example of testing whether a specified date is considered a holiday [in Ireland].
require_once "Date/Holidays.php";
require_once "Date/Holidays/Filter/Ireland/Official.php";
//set up filter
$filter = new Date_Holidays_Filter_Ireland_Official();
//then the driver
$driver = &Date_Holidays::factory($country, $year);
//now test.
$dstr = '2007-04-06';
$workday = new Date($dstr);
if ($driver->isHoliday($workday, $filter)){
echo "{$dstr} is a holiday\n";
}
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