Package Framework

Examples of Framework.DateTimeData.dayOfWeek()

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            Fmt.setTemplate(new TextData("m/yyyy")); //$NON-NLS-1$
            TextData FirstOfMonthText = new TextData("1/"); //$NON-NLS-1$
            FirstOfMonthText.concat( Fmt.formatDate(DateInput) );
            Fmt.setTemplate(new TextData("d/m/yyyy"));
            DateTimeData FirstOfMonth = Fmt.decodeDate(FirstOfMonthText);
            int DateStart = FirstOfMonth.dayOfWeek();

            //  Find out how many days are there in this month
            //  Note that we need to deal with leap year
            int DateEnd = 0;
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        DateFormat lFormat = new DateFormat(new TextData("m/d/yyyy"), DateFormat.qq_Resolver.cTEMPLATE);
        TextData tt = new TextData();
        tt.concat(pMonth).concat("/1/").concat(pYear);
        lDate.decodeValue(tt, lFormat);

        return lDate.dayOfWeek();
    }

    /**
     * getDaysInMonth<p>
     * :  Copyright 1998 - Marriott International, Inc.<br>
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            Fmt.setTemplate(new TextData("m/yyyy")); //$NON-NLS-1$
            TextData FirstOfMonthText = new TextData("1/"); //$NON-NLS-1$
            FirstOfMonthText.concat( Fmt.formatDate(DateInput) );
            Fmt.setTemplate(new TextData("d/m/yyyy"));
            DateTimeData FirstOfMonth = Fmt.decodeDate(FirstOfMonthText);
            int DateStart = FirstOfMonth.dayOfWeek();

            //  Find out how many days are there in this month
            //  Note that we need to deal with leap year
            int DateEnd = 0;
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