On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 2:00 PM, Dan Shirah <mrsqua...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello all! > > I have written some code that will calculate all static and floating > holidays. > > I have also written some code that will act as a business day counter. > > My application currently determines a set number of business days to count. > (2 business days and 7 business days from today) > > This part works great and gives the results I want. > > What I need to do is tie in my pre dertermined static and floating holidays > and factor those into the busniess day counter. > > I was thinking of putting the holidays into an array and then doing a check > to determine if any date in the array equaled today's date through the > ending date. > > But I'm drawing a blank on how to create the array. > > // Create an empty array > $holidays = array(); > > But then how do I put each holiday value into the array as it is > calculated? Can I assign it that way? > > Or should I calculate all of the values and then build the array at the end? > > Or should I not even use an array? > > Thanks, > Dan >
Are you asking how to do $holidays[] = date; array_push($holidays, date); ? If you were generating dates to compare against today tho, you could just return upon a match at that point and not even store them. No point in creating some big array in a loop only to loop through it again when you could have done it the first time around. I'd put this into a function though so that I could return out upon a match. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
