Edit report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=62476&edit=1

 ID:                 62476
 Comment by:         kaido at tradenet dot ee
 Reported by:        kaido at tradenet dot ee
 Summary:            DateTime::createFromFormat z format incorrect wrt
                     29.02
 Status:             Open
 Type:               Bug
 Package:            Calendar related
 Operating System:   debian 2.6.32-5-amd64
 PHP Version:        5.4.4
 Block user comment: N
 Private report:     N

 New Comment:

the bug was introduced in commit 4c9fad8b362a7d2b6a94b4961e4b2dc037b2766d to 
fix 
the bug #51994.

the problem is that in parse_date.c in timelib_parse_from_format() function, in 
case of the z-format option, the date is immidiately normalized, but at that 
point (if year format option happens to come _after_ the z - ie right from it) 
year is not yet set, and -99999 is used instead, which most probably is not a 
leap year :)

the obvious quick solution is to call timelib_do_normalize() only if year is  
set already.

doing so passes all test, too. even the one for #51994.

should the timelib_do_normalize() call be added to year option, too, if 
date/month are set at that point?


also, in timelib_do_normalize() there seems to be 3 checks like:

if (time->s != TIMELIB_UNSET) .. 

shouldn't 2nd and 3rd be "if (time->i != TIMELIB_UNSET)" and "if (time->h != 
TIMELIB_UNSET)" instead ?

(I did not dig deep enough, to be sure, though)


Previous Comments:
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[2012-07-05 11:04:10] Sjon at hortensius dot net

I can confirm this, this is broken since 5.3.9

http://3v4l.org/1Z4W4

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[2012-07-04 00:20:58] kaido at tradenet dot ee

Description:
------------
When creating DateTime object from string and using z (day of year) format 
option, 
the 29.02 of the leap year is missing. works ok in 5.3.5

Test script:
---------------
for ($d=55;$d<65;$d++) {
        $dt = DateTime::createFromFormat ('z.Y', $d.'.2012');
        $dd = $dt->format ('d.m.Y');
        echo "$d $dd\n";
}

29.02.2012 is clearly missing .. 

Expected result:
----------------
55 25.02.2012
56 26.02.2012
57 27.02.2012
58 28.02.2012
59 29.02.2012
60 01.03.2012
61 02.03.2012
62 03.03.2012
63 04.03.2012
64 05.03.2012

Actual result:
--------------
55 25.02.2012
56 26.02.2012
57 27.02.2012
58 28.02.2012
59 01.03.2012
60 02.03.2012
61 03.03.2012
62 04.03.2012
63 05.03.2012
64 06.03.2012


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