Date

Return a new Date with the receiver's value plus an amount of time specified by aDuration object to the receiver.

Add aDuration to the receiver. Returns self.

Return a new Date with the receiver's value minus an amount of time specified by aDuration to the receiver. Returns self.

Subtract aDuration from the receiver. Returns self.

Returns the date formatted as a valid atom date (rfc4287) in the system's timezone.

Returns the date as seconds since 1970 UTC.

Returns a serialization (sequence) of the date that allows for perfect reconstruction of the timestamp.

Returns a string representation of the receiver using the receivers format. If the optionalFormatString argument is present, the receiver's format is set to it first. Formatting is according to ANSI C date formatting rules.

%a abbreviated weekday name (Sun, Mon, etc.)
%A full weekday name (Sunday, Monday, etc.)
%b abbreviated month name (Jan, Feb, etc.)
%B full month name (January, February, etc.)
%c full date and time string
%d day of the month as two-digit decimal integer (01-31)
%H hour as two-digit 24-hour clock decimal integer (00-23)
%I hour as two-digit 12-hour clock decimal integer (01-12)
%m month as a two-digit decimal integer (01-12)
%M minute as a two-digit decimal integer (00-59)
%p either "AM" or "PM"
%S second as a two-digit decimal integer (00-59)
%U number of week in the year as two-digit decimal integer (00-52)
with Sunday considered as first day of the week
%w weekday as one-digit decimal integer (0-6) with Sunday as 0
%W number of week in the year as two-digit decimal integer (00-52)
with Monday considered as first day of the week
%x full date string (no time); in the C locale, this is equivalent
to "%m/%d/%y".
%y year without century as two-digit decimal number (00-99)
%Y year with century as four-digit decimal number
%Z time zone name (e.g. EST);
null string if no time zone can be obtained
%% stands for '%' character in output string.

Changes the timezone of this date to utc

Returns a number containing the number of seconds of processor time since the beginning of the program or -1 if unavailable.

Converts self date from a UTC date to the equivalent local date

Converts self from a local date to the equivalent UTC date

Converts self to an equivalent data in a zone with offset (minutes west) and DST (true, false).

Sets the receiver to be the same date as aDate. Returns self.

Evaluates message and returns a Number whose value is the cpu seconds taken to do the evaluation.

Returns a number containing the day of the month of the receiver.

Returns the format string for the receiver. The default is "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S %Z".

Sets the receiver to be aNumber seconds since 1970.

Sets the date based on the serialization sequence. Return self.

Sets the receiver to the date specified by aString as parsed according to the given formatString. See the Date asString method for formatting rules. Returns self.

Returns the system's timezone string. E.g., +1300 or -0500.

Returns the system's seconds east of UTC.

Returns a number containing the hour of the day(0-23) of the receiver.

Returns true if the Date is set to use DST. Posix only.

Returns self if Daylight Saving Time is in effect for the receiver, otherwise returns Nil.

Returns true if the receiver is a date in the past.

Returns true if the receiver's date is today's date.

Returns self if the specified time is valid, otherwise returns Nil. A negative value will count back; i.e., a value of -5 for the hour, will count back 5 hours to return a value of 19. No adjustment is done for values above 24.

Returns a number containing the minute of the hour(0-59) of the receiver.

Returns a number containing the month(1-12) of the year of the receiver.

Sets the receiver to the current time. Returns self.

Prints the receiver. Returns self.

Returns a number containing the seconds of the minute(0-59) of the receiver. This number may contain fractions of seconds.

Returns a number of seconds of between aDate and the receiver.

Returns the number of seconds since aDate.

Evaluates message and returns a Number whose value is the number of seconds taken to do the evaluation

Sets the day of the receiver. Returns self.

Set the number of minutes west of GMT for this Date's zone

Sets the hour of the receiver. Returns self.

Sets the minute of the receiver. Returns self.

Sets the month(1-12) of the receiver. Returns self.

Sets the second of the receiver. Returns self.

Sets the year of the receiver.

Set the receiver to the current date, no time information is included. See `now' for the current date and time.

Returns a number containing the year of the receiver.

Returns a string containing the system's time zone code.