Located in /Locale/Format.php (line 35)
Returns if the given datestring contains all date parts from the given format.
If no format is given, the default date format from the locale is used If you want to check if the date is a proper date you should use Zend_Date::isDate()
Changes the numbers/digits within a given string from one script to another 'Decimal' representated the stardard numbers 0-9, if a script does not exist an exception will be thrown.
Examples for conversion from Arabic to Latin numerals: convertNumerals('١١٠ Tests', 'Arab'); -> returns '100 Tests' Example for conversion from Latin to Arabic numerals: convertNumerals('100 Tests', 'Latn', 'Arab'); -> returns '١١٠ Tests'
Converts a format string from PHP's date format to ISO format
Remember that Zend Date always returns localized string, so a month name which returns the english month in php's date() will return the translated month name with this function... use 'en' as locale if you are in need of the original english names
The conversion has the following restrictions: 'a', 'A' - Meridiem is not explicit upper/lowercase, you have to upper/lowercase the translated value yourself
Returns an array with the normalized date from an locale date
a input of 10.01.2006 without a $locale would return: array ('day' => 10, 'month' => 1, 'year' => 2006) The 'locale' option is only used to convert human readable day and month names to their numeric equivalents. The 'format' option allows specification of self-defined date formats, when not using the default format for the 'locale'.
Returns the default date format for $locale.
Returns an array with 'year', 'month', 'day', 'hour', 'minute', and 'second' elements
extracted from $datetime according to the order described in $format. For a format of 'd.M.y H:m:s', and an input of 10.05.1985 11:20:55, getDateTime() would return: array ('year' => 1985, 'month' => 5, 'day' => 10, 'hour' => 11, 'minute' => 20, 'second' => 55) The optional $locale parameter may be used to help extract times from strings containing both a time and a day or month name.
Returns the default datetime format for $locale.
Alias for getNumber
Returns the first found integer from an string Parsing depends on given locale (grouping and decimal)
Examples for input: ' 2345.4356,1234' = 23455456 '+23,3452.123' = 233452 ' 12343 ' = 12343 '-9456km' = -9456 '0' = 0 '(-){0,1}(\d+(\.){0,1})*(\,){0,1})\d+'
Returns the normalized number from a localized one Parsing depends on given locale (grouping and decimal)
Examples for input: '2345.4356,1234' = 23455456.1234 '+23,3452.123' = 233452.123 '12343 ' = 12343 '-9456' = -9456 '0' = 0
Returns an array with 'hour', 'minute', and 'second' elements extracted from $time
according to the order described in $format. For a format of 'H:m:s', and an input of 11:20:55, getTime() would return: array ('hour' => 11, 'minute' => 20, 'second' => 55) The optional $locale parameter may be used to help extract times from strings containing both a time and a day or month name.
Returns the default time format for $locale.
Returns if a float was found Alias for isNumber()
Returns if a integer was found
Checks if the input contains a normalized or localized number
Sets class wide options, if no option was given, the actual set options will be returned The 'precision' option of a value is used to truncate or stretch extra digits. -1 means not to touch the extra digits.
The 'locale' option helps when parsing numbers and dates using separators and month names. The date format 'format_type' option selects between CLDR/ISO date format specifier tokens and PHP's date() tokens. The 'fix_date' option enables or disables heuristics that attempt to correct invalid dates. The 'number_format' option can be used to specify a default number format string The 'date_format' option can be used to specify a default date format string, but beware of using getDate(), checkDateFormat() and getTime() after using setOptions() with a 'format'. To use these four methods with the default date format for a locale, use array('date_format' => null, 'locale' => $locale) for their options.
Returns a locale formatted integer number Alias for toNumber()
Returns a localized number
Returns a locale formatted number depending on the given options.
The seperation and fraction sign is used from the set locale. ##0.# -> 12345.12345 -> 12345.12345 ##0.00 -> 12345.12345 -> 12345.12 ##,##0.00 -> 12345.12345 -> 12,345.12
Search $number for a month name found in $monthlist, and replace if found.
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