* or the GNU Affero General Public License, version 3: * iCalcreator is free software: you can redistribute it and/or * modify it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License * as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of * the License, or (at your option) any later version. * iCalcreator is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the * GNU Affero General Public License for more details. * You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public * License along with this program. * If not, see . */ /** * Additional functions to use with vtimezone components * * Before calling the functions, set time zone 'GMT' ('date_default_timezone_set')! * @author Yitzchok Lavi * adjusted for iCalcreator Kjell-Inge Gustafsson, kigkonsult * @version 1.0.2 - 2011-02-24 */ namespace kigkonsult\iCalcreator; use kigkonsult\iCalcreator\util\util; /** * Returns array with the offset information * * From UTC for a (UTC) datetime/timestamp in the * timezone, according to the VTIMEZONE information in the input array. * @param array $timezonesarray output from function getTimezonesAsDateArrays (below) * @param string $tzid time zone identifier * @param mixed $timestamp timestamp or a UTC datetime (in array format) * @return array time zone data with keys for $OFFSETHIS, $OFFSETSEC and $TZNAME */ function getTzOffsetForDate( $timezonesarray, $tzid, $timestamp ) { static $OFFSETHIS = 'offsetHis'; static $OFFSETSEC = 'offsetSec'; static $TZBEFORE = 'tzbefore'; static $TZAFTER = 'tzafter'; static $TZNAME = 'tzname'; if( is_array( $timestamp )) { $timestamp = gmmktime( $timestamp[util::$LCHOUR], $timestamp[util::$LCMIN], $timestamp[util::$LCSEC], $timestamp[util::$LCMONTH], $timestamp[util::$LCDAY], $timestamp[util::$LCYEAR] ) ; } $tzoffset = []; // something to return if all goes wrong (such as if $tzid doesn't find us an array of dates) $tzoffset[$OFFSETHIS] = '+0000'; $tzoffset[$OFFSETSEC] = 0; $tzoffset[$TZNAME] = '?'; if( !isset( $timezonesarray[$tzid] )) return $tzoffset; $tzdatearray = $timezonesarray[$tzid]; if ( is_array($tzdatearray) ) { sort($tzdatearray); // just in case if ( $timestamp < $tzdatearray[0][util::$LCTIMESTAMP] ) { // our date is before the first change $tzoffset[$OFFSETHIS] = $tzdatearray[0][$TZBEFORE][$OFFSETHIS] ; $tzoffset[$OFFSETSEC] = $tzdatearray[0][$TZBEFORE][$OFFSETSEC] ; $tzoffset[$TZNAME] = $tzdatearray[0][$TZBEFORE][$OFFSETHIS] ; // we don't know the tzname in this case } elseif ( $timestamp >= $tzdatearray[count($tzdatearray)-1][util::$LCTIMESTAMP] ) { // our date is after the last change (we do this so our scan can stop at the last record but one) $tzoffset[$OFFSETHIS] = $tzdatearray[count($tzdatearray)-1][$TZAFTER][$OFFSETHIS] ; $tzoffset[$OFFSETSEC] = $tzdatearray[count($tzdatearray)-1][$TZAFTER][$OFFSETSEC] ; $tzoffset[$TZNAME] = $tzdatearray[count($tzdatearray)-1][$TZAFTER][$TZNAME] ; } else { // our date somewhere in between // loop through the list of dates and stop at the one where the timestamp is before our date and the next one is after it // we don't include the last date in our loop as there isn't one after it to check for ( $i = 0 ; $i <= count($tzdatearray)-2 ; $i++ ) { if(( $timestamp >= $tzdatearray[$i][util::$LCTIMESTAMP] ) && ( $timestamp < $tzdatearray[$i+1][util::$LCTIMESTAMP] )) { $tzoffset[$OFFSETHIS] = $tzdatearray[$i][$TZAFTER][$OFFSETHIS] ; $tzoffset[$OFFSETSEC] = $tzdatearray[$i][$TZAFTER][$OFFSETSEC] ; $tzoffset[$TZNAME] = $tzdatearray[$i][$TZAFTER][$TZNAME] ; break; } } } } return $tzoffset; } /** * Return an array containing all the timezone data in the vcalendar object * * @param vcalendar $vcalendar iCalcreator calendar instance * @return array time zone transition timestamp, array before(offsetHis, offsetSec), array after(offsetHis, offsetSec, tzname) based on the timezone data in the vcalendar object */ function getTimezonesAsDateArrays( $vcalendar ) { $timezonedata = []; while( $vtz = $vcalendar->getComponent( util::$LCVTIMEZONE )) { $tzid = $vtz->getProperty('tzid'); $alltzdates = []; while ( $vtzc = $vtz->getComponent( util::$LCSTANDARD )) { $newtzdates = expandTimezoneDates($vtzc); $alltzdates = array_merge($alltzdates, $newtzdates); } while ( $vtzc = $vtz->getComponent( util::$LCDAYLIGHT )) { $newtzdates = expandTimezoneDates($vtzc); $alltzdates = array_merge($alltzdates, $newtzdates); } sort($alltzdates); $timezonedata[$tzid] = $alltzdates; } return $timezonedata; } /** * Returns an array containing time zone data from vtimezone standard/daylight instances * * @param object $vtzc an iCalcreator calendar standard/daylight instance * @return array time zone data; * array before(offsetHis, offsetSec), * array after(offsetHis, offsetSec, tzname) * @todo fix quickfix... */ function expandTimezoneDates($vtzc) { static $OFFSETHIS = 'offsetHis'; static $OFFSETSEC = 'offsetSec'; static $TZBEFORE = 'tzbefore'; static $TZAFTER = 'tzafter'; static $TZNAME = 'tzname'; static $YEARLY = 'YEARLY'; static $FMTDATE = '%04d%02d%02dT%02d%02d%02d'; static $DAYNAMES = ['SU' => 'Sunday', 'MO' => 'Monday', 'TU' => 'Tuesday', 'WE' => 'Wednesday', 'TH' => 'Thursday', 'FR' => 'Friday', 'SA' => 'Saturday']; static $MON = 'mon'; static $MDAY = 'mday'; static $HOURS = 'hours'; static $MINUTES = 'minutes'; static $SECONDS = 'seconds'; static $MINUS1WEEK = '-1 week'; static $PLUS1MONTH = '+1 month'; static $SP1WEEK = ' week'; static $SP1YEAR = ' year'; static $PLUS10YEAR = '+10 year'; $tzdates = []; // prepare time zone "description" to attach to each change $tzbefore = []; $tzbefore[$OFFSETHIS] = $vtzc->getProperty(util::$TZOFFSETFROM) ; $tzbefore[$OFFSETSEC] = util::tz2offset($tzbefore[$OFFSETHIS]); if(( util::$MINUS != substr( (string) $tzbefore[$OFFSETSEC], 0, 1 )) && ( util::$PLUS != substr( (string) $tzbefore[$OFFSETSEC], 0, 1 ))) $tzbefore[$OFFSETSEC] = util::$PLUS . $tzbefore[$OFFSETSEC]; $tzafter = []; $tzafter[$OFFSETHIS] = $vtzc->getProperty(util::$TZOFFSETTO) ; $tzafter[$OFFSETSEC] = util::tz2offset($tzafter[$OFFSETHIS]); if(( util::$MINUS != substr( (string) $tzafter[$OFFSETSEC], 0, 1 )) && ( util::$PLUS != substr( (string) $tzafter[$OFFSETSEC], 0, 1 ))) $tzafter[$OFFSETSEC] = util::$PLUS . $tzafter[$OFFSETSEC]; if( false === ( $tzafter[$TZNAME] = $vtzc->getProperty(util::$TZNAME))) $tzafter[$TZNAME] = $tzafter[$OFFSETHIS]; // find out where to start from $dtstart = $vtzc->getProperty(util::$DTSTART); $dtstarttimestamp = mktime( $dtstart[util::$LCHOUR], $dtstart[util::$LCMIN], $dtstart[util::$LCSEC], $dtstart[util::$LCMONTH], $dtstart[util::$LCDAY], $dtstart[util::$LCYEAR] ) ; if( !isset( $dtstart[util::$UNPARSEDTEXT] )) // ?? $dtstart[util::$UNPARSEDTEXT] = sprintf( $FMTDATE, $dtstart[util::$LCYEAR], $dtstart[util::$LCMONTH], $dtstart[util::$LCDAY], $dtstart[util::$LCHOUR], $dtstart[util::$LCMIN], $dtstart[util::$LCSEC] ); if ( $dtstarttimestamp == 0 ) { // it seems that the dtstart string may not have parsed correctly // let's set a timestamp starting from 1902, using the time part of the original string // so that the time will change at the right time of day // at worst we'll get midnight again $origdtstartsplit = explode('T',$dtstart[util::$UNPARSEDTEXT]) ; $dtstarttimestamp = strtotime('19020101',0); $dtstarttimestamp = strtotime($origdtstartsplit[1],$dtstarttimestamp); } // the date (in dtstart and opt RDATE/RRULE) is ALWAYS LOCAL (not utc!!), adjust from 'utc' to 'local' timestamp $diff = -1 * $tzbefore[$OFFSETSEC]; $dtstarttimestamp += $diff; // add this (start) change to the array of changes $tzdates[] = [util::$LCTIMESTAMP => $dtstarttimestamp, $TZBEFORE => $tzbefore, $TZAFTER => $tzafter]; $datearray = getdate($dtstarttimestamp); // save original array to use time parts, because strtotime (used below) apparently loses the time $changetime = $datearray ; // generate dates according to an RRULE line $rrule = $vtzc->getProperty(util::$RRULE) ; if ( is_array($rrule) ) { if ( $rrule[util::$FREQ] == $YEARLY ) { // calculate transition dates starting from DTSTART $offsetchangetimestamp = $dtstarttimestamp; // calculate transition dates until 10 years in the future $stoptimestamp = strtotime($PLUS10YEAR,time()); // if UNTIL is set, calculate until then (however far ahead) if ( isset( $rrule[util::$UNTIL] ) && ( $rrule[util::$UNTIL] != '' )) { $stoptimestamp = mktime( $rrule[util::$UNTIL][util::$LCHOUR], $rrule[util::$UNTIL][util::$LCMIN], $rrule[util::$UNTIL][util::$LCSEC], $rrule[util::$UNTIL][util::$LCMONTH], $rrule[util::$UNTIL][util::$LCDAY], $rrule[util::$UNTIL][util::$LCYEAR] ) ; } $count = 0 ; $stopcount = isset( $rrule[util::$COUNT] ) ? $rrule[util::$COUNT] : 0 ; // repeat so long as we're between DTSTART and UNTIL, or we haven't prepared COUNT dates while( $offsetchangetimestamp < $stoptimestamp && ( $stopcount == 0 || $count < $stopcount ) ) { // break up the timestamp into its parts $datearray = getdate($offsetchangetimestamp); if ( isset( $rrule[util::$BYMONTH] ) && ( $rrule[util::$BYMONTH] != 0 )) { // set the month $datearray[$MON] = $rrule[util::$BYMONTH] ; } if ( isset( $rrule[util::$BYMONTHDAY] )) { // start quickfix... // set first found/specific day of month $datearray[$MDAY] = ( is_array( $rrule[util::$BYMONTHDAY] )) ? reset( $rrule[util::$BYMONTHDAY] ) : $rrule[util::$BYMONTHDAY]; // end quickfix } elseif ( isset($rrule[util::$BYDAY]) && is_array($rrule[util::$BYDAY]) ) { // update: 'isset...' // find the Xth WKDAY in the month // the starting point for this process is the first of the month set above $datearray[$MDAY] = 1 ; // turn $datearray as it is now back into a timestamp $offsetchangetimestamp = mktime( $datearray[$HOURS], $datearray[$MINUTES], $datearray[$SECONDS], $datearray[$MON], $datearray[$MDAY], $datearray[util::$LCYEAR] ); if ($rrule[util::$BYDAY][0] > 0) { // to find Xth WKDAY in month, we find last WKDAY in month before // we do that by finding first WKDAY in this month and going back one week // then we add X weeks (below) $offsetchangetimestamp = strtotime($DAYNAMES[$rrule[util::$BYDAY][util::$DAY]],$offsetchangetimestamp); $offsetchangetimestamp = strtotime($MINUS1WEEK,$offsetchangetimestamp); } else { // to find Xth WKDAY before the end of the month, we find the first WKDAY in the following month // we do that by going forward one month and going to WKDAY there // then we subtract X weeks (below) $offsetchangetimestamp = strtotime($PLUS1MONTH,$offsetchangetimestamp); $offsetchangetimestamp = strtotime($DAYNAMES[$rrule[util::$BYDAY][util::$DAY]],$offsetchangetimestamp); } // now move forward or back the appropriate number of weeks, into the month we want $offsetchangetimestamp = strtotime($rrule[util::$BYDAY][0] . $SP1WEEK,$offsetchangetimestamp); $datearray = getdate($offsetchangetimestamp); } // convert the date parts back into a timestamp, setting the time parts according to the // original time data which we stored $offsetchangetimestamp = mktime( $changetime[$HOURS], $changetime[$MINUTES], $changetime[$SECONDS] + $diff, $datearray[$MON], $datearray[$MDAY], $datearray[util::$LCYEAR] ); // add this change to the array of changes $tzdates[] = [util::$LCTIMESTAMP => $offsetchangetimestamp, $TZBEFORE => $tzbefore, $TZAFTER => $tzafter]; // update counters (timestamp and count) $offsetchangetimestamp = strtotime(util::$PLUS . (( isset( $rrule[util::$INTERVAL] ) && ( $rrule[util::$INTERVAL] != 0 )) ? $rrule[util::$INTERVAL] : 1 ) . $SP1YEAR,$offsetchangetimestamp); $count += 1 ; } } } // generate dates according to RDATE lines while ($rdates = $vtzc->getProperty(util::$RDATE)) { if ( is_array($rdates) ) { foreach ( $rdates as $rdate ) { // convert the explicit change date to a timestamp $offsetchangetimestamp = mktime( $rdate[util::$LCHOUR], $rdate[util::$LCMIN], $rdate[util::$LCSEC] + $diff, $rdate[util::$LCMONTH], $rdate[util::$LCDAY], $rdate[util::$LCYEAR] ) ; // add this change to the array of changes $tzdates[] = [util::$LCTIMESTAMP => $offsetchangetimestamp, $TZBEFORE => $tzbefore, $TZAFTER => $tzafter]; } } } return $tzdates; }