DateL

Simple class with CRUD functions and formated output, changeable in runtime, with exception handling; Handles both date and hours,minute;
Whenever a date input is illegal, an exception is raised of the type **DateError";

Functions

Output Function

There are three possible outputs(specific date formats(order) and separators can be changed,see Configuration Functions section), considering the date class is initialized with the date of 05 of July of 2020, 17 hours and 12 minutes, the possible outputs are:

• 05-07-2020 17:12
• 05-07-2020
• 17:12

Such outpus are, respectively, the return of the following functions:

• std::string getFullDate()
• std::string getDate()
• std::string getHours()

Configuration Functions

Output Functions use one of three formats:

• ddmmyy
• yymmdd
• mmddyy

By default the date output is in the format ddmmyy, where the separator used is '-'.
The default output is -> dd-mm-yyyy
Both the separator and the format can be changed using the following functions:

• setDateFormat(DateFormat dateFormat)
• setDateSeparator(char separator)

Set Functions

• setYear(short unsigned )
• setMonth(short unsigned )
• setDay(short unsigned ) (day of the month)
• setHour(short unsigned )
• setMinute(short unsigned )

Get Functions

• short unsigned getYear()
• short unsigned getMonth()
• short unsigned getMDay() (return day of the month)
• short unsigned getYDay() (return day of the year)
• short unsigned getHour()
• short unsigned getMinute()

Implementation details

The class is implemented on top of struct tm;
It uses a unix time schema, with the initial date being 01-01-1900 00:00

Dependencies

The class depends o the following libraries:

• sstream
• iomanip
• iostream