Hi again...
for those who care, feel free to reply with comments... for those who
don't.. please ignore!!
this is a list of psuedo code/steps/overview of what i'm considering for a
kind of scheduling process. the goal is for the user to enter a starttime,
as well as specify a periodic function. t
bruce wrote:
> hey shawn...
>
> strtotime (or something similar) might just work
>
> i'll always know the interval... which can be used to compute the nexttime,
> which then becomes the next starttime...
>
> i'm assuming there's an equally simple way to find the last day of a given
> month if i
2009/5/29 bruce :
> hey shawn...
>
> on the strtotime function... it appears to simply take intervals of a string
> type..
>
> is there a way to have it take intervals of the number of secs? or is there
> another time function that takes the current date/time, and allows you to
> add an interval in
hey shawn...
on the strtotime function... it appears to simply take intervals of a string
type..
is there a way to have it take intervals of the number of secs? or is there
another time function that takes the current date/time, and allows you to
add an interval in secs?
thanks
-Original
hey shawn...
strtotime (or something similar) might just work
i'll always know the interval... which can be used to compute the nexttime,
which then becomes the next starttime...
i'm assuming there's an equally simple way to find the last day of a given
month if i choose that as an interval as w
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