#pragma once #include <string> namespace Elmax { //! Simple rudimentary date class //! Feel free to modify to your needs //! Note: Regex is not used to validate the date string in SetString method //! because regex could take a long time building the regex tree in //! constructor if user instantiate many of this class. class Date { public: //! Default constructor Date(void); //! Non-default constructor Date(short year, short month, short day); //! Destructor ~Date(void); void SetYear(short year) { m_nYear = year; } void SetMonth(short month) { m_nMonth = month; } void SetMonthDay(short day) { m_nMonthDay = day; } short GetYear() { return m_nYear; } short GetMonth() { return m_nMonth; } short GetMonthDay() { return m_nMonthDay; } //! Set date, note: throws std::exception when date is invalid! bool SetDate(short year, short month, short day); //! Set date, note: throws std::exception when strDate is invalid date string! void SetString(const std::wstring& strDate); //! Get the date string eg, "2010-10-01" std::wstring GetString() const; private: short m_nYear; short m_nMonth; // [1 - 12] short m_nMonthDay; // [1 - 31] }; } // ns Elmax
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