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Posted by Philip Ronan on 10/12/81 11:34
"Mike" wrote:
> I understand the documentation well. And yes I read the documentation.And
> yes I know those functions in and out. That wasnt my question.Let me
> clarify:
> I wrote:"I dont understand what the $yesterday and $day_secs are for?"
> What do those 2 variables have to do with creating the calendar???
(Please don't top-post)
Presumably the calendar writes dates in a different style if they are in the
past. So if ($day_secs >= $yesterday), that means the date currently being
draw is either today's date or some future date. I expect if you look
further down in teh code you'll see that these dates are displayed in bold
type, for example.
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