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$z=DateTime('01/01/9999');
$z->format('U');
Maybe you could simplify the CTimeStamp in 2...
Also the CDateTimeParser uses date('Y') etc.
we very far from 2038... but who knows
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Posted 01 September 2011 - 05:23 PM
In php 5.3 (also partly in 5.2) you have the DateTime that fixes the issue of 2038 year...
$z=DateTime('01/01/9999');
$z->format('U');
Maybe you could simplify the CTimeStamp in 2...
Also the CDateTimeParser uses date('Y') etc.
we very far from 2038... but who knows
$z=DateTime('01/01/9999');
$z->format('U');
Maybe you could simplify the CTimeStamp in 2...
Also the CDateTimeParser uses date('Y') etc.
we very far from 2038... but who knows
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Posted 13 September 2011 - 05:07 AM
There are some rumours that there will be no 2038 as some comet or asteroid should hit the Earth before! :] And according to some interpretations of the Maya Calendar we won't be even able to pass 21 December next year! :]
But since most of us doesn't believe in such bullshit I would support implementation of feature proposed in this topic.
But since most of us doesn't believe in such bullshit I would support implementation of feature proposed in this topic.
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Posted 13 September 2011 - 05:43 AM
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Posted 22 September 2011 - 12:45 PM
I think we should keep scalability in mind... Yii 2.0 priority is not compatibility, so we can take advantage of it.
However, I have a question, will be some kind of negative impact in DB compatibility?
However, I have a question, will be some kind of negative impact in DB compatibility?
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