PHP :: Request #42372 :: [DateTime] Difference function

[DateTime] Difference function

Submitted:

2007-08-22 09:15 UTC

Modified:

2008-07-07 19:55 UTC

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bfrance@php.net

Assigned:

derick (profile)

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Closed

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5CVS-2007-08-22 (CVS)

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[2007-08-22 09:15 UTC] bfrance@php.net

Description:
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Would be nice if DateTime had some sort of differences functions.

Something that could get around the 2038 issue of this:

$diffTime = strtotime($endDateString) - strtotime($startDateString)

may be something like this:

$endDateString = new DateTime("@$X");

$diffTime = $endDateString->difference("@$Y");

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[2008-04-11 16:26 UTC] diana dot woodhouse at unc dot edu

does anyone have a workaround for the datetime difference functionality? Simple subraction and addition of strototime values don't work?

[2008-07-07 19:55 UTC] derick@php.net

This has been implemented for PHP 5.3 in the form of the date_diff() function and the diff() method of the DateTime class.

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