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<h2>Current solution:</h2> <pre><code>YYYY/MM/DD+YY/MM/DD+DOW </code></pre> <ul> <li>all blocks (delimited by <code>+</code>) are optional as well as all parts of each block.</li> <li>first block denotes the starting date <ul> <li>if blank - denotes today</li> <li>if missing portion - denotes all... ie "//12" would denote the 12th of the month every month.</li> <li>negative denotes counting from the end of the period.. ie "//-1" denotes the last day of the month</li> <li>overruns are carried into the next month ie "//40" would be 40 days after the first of the month</li> </ul></li> <li>second block denotes the change in date between repetitions <ul> <li>if blank - set date (from first block)</li> <li>Add present portions - ie "/1/" means every month after the given starting date</li> </ul></li> <li>third block denotes the day of the week the calculated date should be moved to <ul> <li>available are <code>[m,t,w,r,f,s,d,b]</code> (7 days of the week, "business day")</li> </ul></li> </ul> <h2>Calculation:</h2> <ul> <li>Calculation start on the date specified in the first block, filling in the missing portions with the date the record is added. </li> <li>the DOW is then added to get a valid starting date. This is the first date of the event.</li> <li>the next date is calculated by adding the second block to the last calculated first block and adding the DOW to get the next date.</li> </ul> <h2>Examples:</h2> <ul> <li>on march 12th, 2008 - "2008/3/12"</li> <li>the first of the month every month - "//1+/1/"</li> <li>third Friday of the month every month - "//21+/1/+f"</li> <li>first weekday on or after 21st day after the 13th of the month - "//34+/1/+b"</li> <li>every 2 weeks from today - "+//14"</li> <li>last day of every second month starting with march - "/3/-1+/2/"</li> </ul>
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