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dateinterval.format

DATEINTERVAL.FORMAT(3)							 1						    DATEINTERVAL.FORMAT(3)

DateInterval::format - Formats the interval

SYNOPSIS

       public string DateInterval::format (string  $format)

DESCRIPTION

	Formats the interval.

PARAMETERS

	      o $format
		-

	       The following characters are recognized in the $format parameter string. Each format character must be prefixed by a percent sign (
	      %).

	      +------------------+--------------------------------------+---+
	      |$format character |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |	       Description		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |	      Example values		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      +------------------+--------------------------------------+---+
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      |        %	 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |		Literal %		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |		    %			|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      |        Y	 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 | Years, numeric, at  least  2  digits |   |
	      | 		 | with leading 0			|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |		  01, 03		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      |        y	 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |	      Years, numeric		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |		   1, 3 		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      |        M	 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 | Months,  numeric,  at least 2 digits |   |
	      | 		 | with leading 0			|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |		01, 03, 12		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      |        m	 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |	     Months, numeric		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |		 1, 3, 12		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      |        D	 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 | Days, numeric,  at  least  2  digits |   |
	      | 		 | with leading 0			|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |		01, 03, 31		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      |        d	 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |	      Days, numeric		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |		 1, 3, 31		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      |        a	 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 | Total  number of days as a result of |   |
	      | 		 | a DateTime::diff or (unknown) other- |   |
	      | 		 | wise 				|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |	       4, 18, 8123		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      |        H	 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 | Hours,  numeric,  at  least 2 digits |   |
	      | 		 | with leading 0			|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |		01, 03, 23		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      |        h	 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |	      Hours, numeric		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |		 1, 3, 23		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      |        I	 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 | Minutes, numeric, at least 2  digits |   |
	      | 		 | with leading 0			|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |		01, 03, 59		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      |        i	 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |	     Minutes, numeric		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |		 1, 3, 59		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      |        S	 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 | Seconds,  numeric, at least 2 digits |   |
	      | 		 | with leading 0			|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |		01, 03, 57		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      |        s	 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |	     Seconds, numeric		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |		 1, 3, 57		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      |        R	 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 | Sign " -" when negative, "  +"  when |   |
	      | 		 | positive				|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |		   -, + 		|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      |        r	 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 | Sign  " -" when negative, empty when |   |
	      | 		 | positive				|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      | 		 |		    -,			|   |
	      | 		 |					|   |
	      +------------------+--------------------------------------+---+
RETURN VALUES

	Returns the formatted interval.

NOTES

       Note

	       The DateInterval::format method does not recalculate carry over points in time strings nor  in  date  segments.	This  is  expected
	      because  it is not possible to overflow values like "32 days" which could be interpreted as anything from "1 month and 4 days" to "1
	      month and 1 day".

EXAMPLES

       Example #1

	      DateInterval example

	      <?php

	      $interval = new DateInterval('P2Y4DT6H8M');
	      echo $interval->format('%d days');

	      ?>

	      The above example will output:

	      4 days

       Example #2

	      DateInterval and carry over points

	      <?php

	      $interval = new DateInterval('P32D');
	      echo $interval->format('%d days');

	      ?>

	      The above example will output:

	      32 days

       Example #3

	      DateInterval and DateTime::diff with the %a and %d modifiers

	      <?php

	      $january = new DateTime('2010-01-01');
	      $february = new DateTime('2010-02-01');
	      $interval = $february->diff($january);

	      // %a will output the total number of days.
	      echo $interval->format('%a total days')."
";

	      // While %d will only output the number of days not already covered by the
	      // month.
	      echo $interval->format('%m month, %d days');

	      ?>

	      The above example will output:

	      31 total days
	      1 month, 0 days

SEE ALSO

       DateTime::diff.

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