Hi all,
I just posted this (the result of a rainy morning in Dordrecht, NL)
to comp.text.tex. Someone here might be interested as well.
Best, Taco
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Mads Munch Hansen wrote:
> Hi all, and merry Christmas :)
>
> Is there a way to have LaTeX print the current week number, like the
> \date command?
I was feeling a bit bored today, so I came up with this. It is a
plain e-TeX input file instead of a LaTeX package, but it should
run without problems.
Watch out: Dec 29 can be week 1 of the next year; and Jan 3 can be
week 53 of the previous year.
Best wishes, Taco
%% calendarweek.tex
%% 2006 (C) Taco Hoekwater, public domain
%%
%% Usage:
%% \calendarweek{30}{12}{2006}
%%
\def\Expr#1{\the\numexpr #1\relax}
\def\Modulonumber#1#2{\Expr{#2-((((#2+(#1/2))/#1)-1)*#1)}}
\def\Divisionnumber#1#2{\Expr{(2*#2-#1)/(2*#1)}}
\def\Mod#1#2{\Modulonumber{\Expr{#2}}{\Expr{#1}}}
\def\Div#1#2{\Divisionnumber{\Expr{#2}}{\Expr{#1}}}
\def\Jday#1#2#3%
{\Expr{#1+\Div{((153*(\Expr{#2+(12*(\Div{14-#2}{12}))-3}))+2)}
{5}+365*(\Expr{#3+4800-(\Div{14-#2}{12})})+
(\Div{\Expr{#3+4800-(\Div{14-#2}{12})}}{4})-
(\Div{\Expr{#3+4800-(\Div{14-#2}{12})}}{100})+
(\Div{\Expr{#3+4800-(\Div{14-#2}{12})}}{400})-32045 }}
\def\cwhlp#1#2#3%
{\Expr{\Mod {\Mod {\Mod {\Expr
{\Jday{#1}{#2}{#3}+31741-\Mod{\Jday{#1}{#2}{#3}}{7}}}%
{146097}}{36524}}{1461}}}
\def\calendarweek#1#2#3%
{\Expr{\Expr{\Div{\Expr{\Mod{\cwhlp{#1}{#2}{#3}-
\Expr{\Div{\cwhlp{#1}{#2}{#3}}{1460}}}{365}+
\Expr{\Div{\cwhlp{#1}{#2}{#3}}{1460}}}}{7} +1}}}
\endinput
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