Test /
Ftime
Testing the MarkupExpression ftime
Testing the MarkupExpression ftime
Today is 2025-01-14 Tue in PmWikiland where its is 06:11:52
{(ftime %F -7days)}
{(ftime %F when="2007-08-14 -1days")}
{(ftime %F when="2007-08-14 -1 days")}
{(ftime %F when="2007-08-14 -1 day")}
{(ftime %F "2007-04-11 -4 days")}
{(ftime %F when="2007-01-24 +1 day")}
{(ftime %F when="2007-01-24 +1day")}
{(ftime %F "+1 day")} ?today +1 use quotes
{(ftime %F +1day)} ?today +1
| 2025-01-07 2007-08-13 2007-08-13 2007-08-13 2007-04-07 2007-01-25 2007-01-25 2025-01-15 ?today +1 use quotes 2025-01-15 ?today +1 |
{(ftime when=" ")}
{(ftime %s)}
{(ftime %s " ")}
{(ftime %s when="")}
{(ftime fmt=%F when="2007-08-14 -1days")}
| December 31, 1969, at 11:59 PM 1736835112 -1 -1 2007-08-13 |
{(ftime News-20070501)}
| May 01, 2007, at 12:00 AM |
{(ftime MarchingOrders2007)}
| January 14, 2025, at 06:11 AM |
{(ftime 1177600111)}
| January 14, 2025, at 06:11 AM |
{(ftime %s)}
| 1736835112 |
{(ftime @1177600111)}
| April 26, 2007, at 03:08 PM |
{(ftime fmt="%b %#d %Y" when="second mon of Jan")}
{(ftime fmt="%b %#d %Y" when="second tue of Feb")}
{(ftime fmt="%b %#d %Y" when="second wed of Mar")}
{(ftime fmt="%b %e %Y" when="second thu of Apr")}
{(ftime fmt="%b %e %Y" when="second fri of May")}
{(ftime fmt="%b %e %Y" when="second sat of Jun")}
{(ftime fmt="%b %e %Y" when="third sun of Jul")}
{(ftime fmt="%b %e %Y" when="fourth mon of Aug")}
{(ftime fmt="%b %e %Y" when="first tue of Sep")}
{(ftime fmt="%b %e %Y" when="second wed of Oct")}
{(ftime fmt="%b %e %Y" when="third thu of Nov")}
{(ftime fmt="%b %e %Y" when="first wed of Dec")}
----
{(ftime fmt="%b %e %Y" when="second Monday of January")}
{(ftime fmt="%b %e %Y" when="second Tuesday of February")}
...
{(ftime fmt="%b %e %Y" when="first Wednesday of December")}
| Jan 13 2025 Feb 11 2025 Mar 12 2025 Apr 10 2025 May 9 2025 Jun 14 2025 Jul 20 2025 Aug 25 2025 Sep 2 2025 Oct 8 2025 Nov 20 2025 Dec 3 2025 Jan 13 2025 Feb 11 2025 ... Dec 3 2025 |
All these work on my own server, with or without the changes in DRange() for 2.2.69. --Petko October 19, 2014, at 06:12 AM
Testing relative GNU date input formats
Today is 2025-01-14 Tue
? marks an unsatisfactory result
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "1 mon")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "2 tue")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "3 wed")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "4 thu")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "1 sat")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "2 sat")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "3 sat")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "4 sat")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "tuesday")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "last tue")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "this tue")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "next tue")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "thursday")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "last week")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "this week")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "next week")}
| 2025 Jan 20 Mon 2025 Jan 21 Tue 2025 Jan 29 Wed 2025 Feb 06 Thu ? 2025 Jan 18 Sat 2025 Jan 25 Sat 2025 Feb 01 Sat 2025 Feb 08 Sat 2025 Jan 14 Tue 2025 Jan 07 Tue 2025 Jan 14 Tue 2025 Jan 21 Tue ? 2025 Jan 16 Thu 2025 Jan 06 Mon 2025 Jan 13 Mon 2025 Jan 20 Mon |
All the above are correct; "4 thu" means "Thursday the fourth week", knowing that "next Thursday" is "this Thursday" or "Thursday the first week". --Petko
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "last month")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "this month")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "next month")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "June")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "last June")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "this June")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "next June")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "last Aug")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "this Aug")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "next Aug")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "October")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "last Oct")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "this Oct")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "next Oct")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "last year")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "this year")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "next year")}
| 2024 Dec 14 Sat ? 2025 Jan 14 Tue 2025 Feb 14 Fri 2025 Jun 14 Sat ? 2025 Jan 14 Tue ? 2025 Jan 14 Tue ? 2025 Jan 14 Tue ? 2025 Jan 14 Tue ? 2025 Jan 14 Tue ? 2025 Jan 14 Tue ? 2025 Oct 14 Tue ? 2025 Jan 14 Tue ? 2025 Jan 14 Tue ? 2025 Jan 14 Tue ? 2024 Jan 14 Sun 2025 Jan 14 Tue 2026 Jan 14 Wed |
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "3 wed")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "wed 3")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "3 wed aug")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "aug 3 wed")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "aug wed 3")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "3 wed this aug")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "this aug 3 wed")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "3 wed aug this year")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "aug this year 3 wed")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "this year aug 3 wed")} ?
{(ftime "%Y %b %d %a" "this year aug wed 3")} ?
| 2025 Jan 29 Wed 2025 Jan 14 Tue ? 2025 Sep 03 Wed ? 2025 Aug 06 Wed ? 2025 Jan 14 Tue ? 2025 Jan 14 Tue ? 2025 Jan 14 Tue ? 2025 Sep 03 Wed ? 2025 Sep 03 Wed ? 2025 Aug 06 Wed ? 2025 Jan 14 Tue ? |
If something is unsatisfactory with relative dates, the reason is the strtotime function in PHP, not PmWiki which uses the date this function recognizes and returns. See also Relative formats on which relative dates are recognized, for example "this/last/next Aug" is not among the ones that are expected to be recognized. --Petko October 19, 2014, at 06:08 AM
{(ftime %o)}
{(ftime "%o")}
{(ftime "%Y %b %d%o %a")}
| th th 2025 Jan 14th Tue |
{(ftime "%L")}
{(ftime "%L" "-4minutes")}
{(ftime "%L" "-4hours")}
{(ftime "%L" "-4days")}
{(ftime "%L" "-4months")}
{(ftime "%L" "-4years")}
{(ftime "%L" "2022-09-25")}
{(ftime "%L" "-9months")}
{(ftime "%L" "-10months")}
{(ftime "%L" "-11months")}
{(ftime "%L" "-12months")}
A stamp in the future is unexpected,\\
we should handle it better:
{(ftime "%L" "+6days")}
{(ftime "%L" "+6months")} (±DST)
| A stamp in the future is unexpected, (±DST) |