adding DatePeriod::getRecurrences method see bug #75113 #3888
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| if (!dpobj->recurrences) { |
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@derickr seems dpobj->recurrences by default equals 1 instead of NULL maybe we should substract 1 to the value and return if the substracted value equals 0 🤔
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| if (0 == dpobj->recurrences - 1) { |
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That's incorrect. By default, the start date is also included as a recurrence.
If you set the DatePeriod::EXCLUDE_START_DATE option, then this does not happen.
So instead of using - 1, you should be using - dpobj->include_start_date.
It's probably wise to add a test case for this too.
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Please make sure the last line has a new line too.
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Committed and merged after rebasing this to PHP-7.2 |
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@derickr Why putting a new method into |
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| $periodWithRecurrencesWithoutStart = new DatePeriod($start, $interval, $recurrences, DatePeriod::EXCLUDE_START_DATE); | ||
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| var_dump($periodWithRecurrences->getRecurrences()); |
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Typo? I assume this should be $periodWithRecurrencesWithoutStart instead.
@derickr here's the PR to add
DatePeriod::getRecurrencesI hope I've follow your guidance correctly If something is missing please let me know.