Description:
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From manual page: http://www.php.net/datetime.modify
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Hello,

the Changelog  says with PHP 5.3.6 "Absolute date/time statements now take effect"

I run following script with PHP 5.3.8. The first two times and the last time it is correct. But modify('now') does not set the date to "now" like setTimeStamp(time()). The documentation here is misleading



Test script:
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$d = new DateTime();
$d->setTimeStamp(strtotime('2012-10-25'));
assertThis(25, $d);
$d->modify('-1 day');
assertThis(24, $d);

$d->modify('now');
assertThis(25, $d);

$d->setTimeStamp(time());
assertThis(25, $d);

function assertThis($expected, $actual) {
  print 'expected ' . $expected . ' - ' . $actual->format('d') . " actual\n";
}

Expected result:
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expected 25 - 25 actual
expected 24 - 24 actual
expected 25 - 25 actual
expected 25 - 25 actual


Actual result:
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expected 25 - 25 actual
expected 24 - 24 actual
expected 25 - 24 actual
expected 25 - 25 actual