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10-11-2007
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get date of Thursday of any week
I need to be able to use a date in this format yyyymmdd to return the date of the Thursday of that week in the same format. Appreciate any help!
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10-12-2007
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try datecalc:
Yesterdays Date/Date Arithmetic
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10-21-2007
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To elaborate a bit:
Code:
$ cat thursday
#! /usr/bin/ksh
alias datecalc=./datecalc
typeset -L4 y
typeset -L2 m
typeset -R2 d
read ans?"enter yyyymmdd - "
y=$ans
ans=${ans#$y}
m=$ans
d=$ans
echo $y $m $d
j=$(datecalc -j $y $m $d)
(( offset = 4-$(datecalc -d $y $m $d) ))
datecalc -j $((j+offset))
exit 0
$ ./thursday
enter yyyymmdd - 19701228
1970 12 28
1970 12 31
$
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