Ruby/Rails : Ruby Core Classes : Date
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Items Related to Date
Inner Elements of Date
Date contains following items:
- + ()
- - ()
- << ()
- <=> ()
- === ()
- >> ()
- _dump (dump)
- _load (load)
- ajd
- ajd_to_amjd (ajd to amjd)
- ajd_to_jd (ajd to jd)
- amjd
- amjd_to_ajd (amjd to ajd)
- civil
- civil_to_jd (civil to jd)
- commercial
- commercial_to_jd (commercial to jd)
- cwday
- cweek
- cwyear
- day
- day_fraction (day fraction)
- day_fraction_to_time (day fraction to time)
- downto
- england
- eql? (eql )
- gregorian
- gregorian_leap? (gregorian leap )
- hash
- inspect
- italy
- jd
- jd_to_ajd (jd to ajd)
- jd_to_civil (jd to civil)
- jd_to_commercial (jd to commercial)
- jd_to_ld (jd to ld)
- jd_to_mjd (jd to mjd)
- jd_to_ordinal (jd to ordinal)
- jd_to_wday (jd to wday)
- julian
- julian_leap? (julian leap )
- ld
- ld_to_jd (ld to jd)
- leap? (leap )
- mday
- mjd
- mjd_to_jd (mjd to jd)
- mon
- month
- new
- new_start (new start)
- next
- ns? (ns )
- ordinal
- ordinal_to_jd (ordinal to jd)
- os? (os )
- parse
- start
- step
- strptime
- succ
- time_to_day_fraction (time to day fraction)
- to_s (to s)
- today
- upto
- valid_civil? (valid civil )
- valid_commercial? (valid commercial )
- valid_jd? (valid jd )
- valid_ordinal? (valid ordinal )
- wday
- yday
- year
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