sorting by date senile?
xbury.cs at clearstream.com
xbury.cs at clearstream.com
Wed Mar 9 12:14:05 EST 2005
Thanks Hugh!
I'll see what's easiest... Im just pounding a statistic analysis and this
date problem
really threw teh curve ball on me!
Thanks for the function! I'd rather keep the standard routines though (i
have lots of
calculations for those already), and we only have files from this and the
last century
fortunately. However for some bizareness we have some that are dated
before the
computer age which is quite fantastic to say the least! ;))
Cheers
Xavier
On 09.03.2005 18:01:03 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
>> convert "01/03/1937" to dateitems
>> I got invalid date ;(
>>
>> Maybe we should switch to stardate ;))
>
>I can't offer Stardate to you, but Julian dates handle the number of days
>since noon 4713 BC January 1. These were posted by
_joel.guillod at net2000.ch_
>(mailto:joel.guillod at net2000.ch) on 16 Apr 2004 and may provide you
with the
>tools... At least they avoid the 'invalid date' syndrome!
>
>
>
>
>/* date.julian return the julian count, i.e. days since 24.11.-4713
>@param d is the day
>@param m is the month
>@param y is the year
>@returns is the julian count
>*/
>function date.julian d,m,y
>return (1461*(y+4800+(m-14) div 12)) div 4+(367*(m-2-12*((m-14) div
12)))
>div 12-(3*((y+4900.0+(m-14) div 12) div 100)) div 4+d-32075
>end date.julian
>
>Example:
>answer date.julian 13,11,2001
>
>
>/* get date.julian2DayOfWeek(aJulian)
>@purpose Returns the day of the week according to: 1..7 for
Sunday..Saturday
>@param aJulian is the julian number.
>*/
>function date.julian2DayOfWeek aJulian
>-- // returns 1..7 for Sunday..Saturday
>return (aJulian+1) mod 7 + 1
>end date.julian2DayOfWeek
>
>Example:
>answer date.julian2DayOfWeek 2452227
>
>
>/* date.julian2DMY aJulian, at d, at m, at y
>@purpose Set the day, month year according to the julian date aJulian.
>*/
>on date.julian2DMY aJulian, at d, at m, at y
>put aJulian + 68569.0 into l
>put ( 4 * l ) div 146097.0 into n
>put l - ( 146097.0 * n + 3 ) div 4 into l
>put ( 4000.0 * ( l + 1 ) ) div 1461001.0 into i -- (that's 1,461,001)
>put l - ( 1461 * i ) div 4 + 31 into l
>put ( 80 * l ) div 2447.0 into j
>put l - ( 2447.0 * j ) div 80 into d -- day
>put j div 11 into l
>put j + 2 - ( 12 * l ) into m -- month
>put 100 * ( n - 49 ) + i + l into y -- year
>end date.julian2DMY
>
>Example:
>date.julian2DMY 2452227,d,m,y
>answer d,m,y
>
>
>/H
>
>Hugh Senior
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