Hi!
I new here, and not speak english very well.
So, I have some problems using Zend_Date, i don't know
but year 2038 is not valid, i think some related to timestamp
limit or locate, or I not using Zend_Date correct way.
CODE:
//date_default_timezone_set ( 'America/New_York' );
//$locale = new Zend_Locale( 'en_US' );
date_default_timezone_set ( 'America/Sao_Paulo' );
$locale = new Zend_Locale( 'pt_BR' );
function isValidDate( $value, $locale ) {
if ( Zend_Date::isDate( $value, 'MM-dd-yyyy', $locale ) ) echo "$value: Is Valid
<br/>";
else echo "$value: Is NOT Valid <br/>";
}
isValidDate( '01-01-2008', $locale ); // Return 01-01-2008: Is Valid
isValidDate( '01-01-2020', $locale ); // Return 01-01-2020: Is Valid
isValidDate( '01-01-2037', $locale ); // Return 01-01-2037: Is Valid
isValidDate( '01-01-2038', $locale ); // Return 01-01-2038: Is NOT Valid
isValidDate( '01-01-2039', $locale ); // Return 01-01-2039: Is Valid
isValidDate( '01-01-3000', $locale ); // Return 01-01-3000: Is Valid
isValidDate( '01-01-0001', $locale ); // Return 01-01-0001: Is Valid
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When I change locale and time zone to en_US:America/New_York, year 2038
become valid, I make tests changing format 'MM-dd-yyyy' to my reginal
format 'dd-MM-yyyy', or switching 'y' to 'Y', and still get problem.
Another thing I want know, is there some option to make Zend_Date
not 'try' detect time zone from date string, this generate some warnings
because of @. I use error_handler to get errors, and when my application
go to production, normaly I set display_errors off, and send errors by email.
CODE:
$zDate = new Zend_Date('01.01.2008', 'dd.MM.yyyy', 'en_US');
print $zDate->getIso();
//
//[Warning]Zend\Date\DateObject.php:1016 timezone_open(): Unknown or bad
timezone (2009)
//[Cause] if ([EMAIL PROTECTED]($zone)) {
//
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I think, if format not specify timezone, this shoud not verify it.
Thanks.
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Haroldo Mitsumi Murata [K33]
