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701 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
702 //
703 //This source file contains date and time calculation and
704 //manipulation functions.
705 //
706 require_once("config.inc"); //Scheduling configuration.
707 require_once("confighard.inc"); //Necessary for date minimums and maximums.
708 require_once("t4.inc");
709 //
710 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
711 //Creates an STIME (low resolution) from year, month, day, hour, and minute
712 //passed (as integers). Seconds and smaller time units all set to zero.
713 //
714 function STIME_stime_make_medres($year_in, $month_in, $day_in, $hour_in, $minute_in)
715 {
716 $rv = "ST"
717 .
718 sprintf("%04d%02d%02d%02d%02d", $year_in, $month_in, $day_in, $hour_in, $minute_in)
719 .
720 "00000000";
721 return($rv);
722 }
723 //
724 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
725 //Background on the functions below ... there are 48 half-hour time slots in
726 //a day, which we index 0 .. 47. This provides the mappings back and forth
727 //between an STIME or fraction of an STIME and the integers.
728 //
729 //The integers are more machine-efficient.
730 //
731 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
732 //Maps from the embedded T4 (HHMM) to the integer representing the half-hour
733 //interval (0..47).
734 //
735 function STIME_T4_lb_int($stime_in)
736 {
737 $extract = SubStr($stime_in, 10, 4);
738 $rv = T4_lb_int($extract);
739 return($rv);
740 }
741 //
742 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
743 //End of $RCSfile: stime.inc,v $.
744 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
745 ?>

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