//
//	 PlistDate class appropriate for Apple Property Lists (plists).  Part of
//	 the PlistCpp Apple Property List (plist) serialization and parsing
//	 library.  
//
//	 https://github.com/animetrics/PlistCpp
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#ifndef __PLIST_DATE_H__
#define __PLIST_DATE_H__
#include <ctime>
#include <string>

namespace Plist {

class Date
{
	public:
		Date();

		Date(int month, int day, int year, int hour24, int minute, int second, bool UTC);

		void set(int month, int day, int year, int hour24, int minute, int second, bool UTC);

		void setToCurrentTime();

		time_t secondsSinceDate(const Date& startDate) const;

		// returns -1 : first < second
		//          0 : first = second
		//          1 : first > second

		static int compare(const Date& first, const Date& second);

		bool operator > (const Date& rhs) const;

		bool operator < (const Date& rhs) const;

		bool operator == (const Date& rhs) const;

		// iso 8601 date string convention
		std::string timeAsXMLConvention() const;

		// iso 8601 date string convention
		void setTimeFromXMLConvention(const std::string& timeString);

	// Apple epoch is # of seconds since  01-01-2001. So we need to add the
	// number of seconds since 01-01-1970 which is proper unix epoch

		void setTimeFromAppleEpoch(double appleTime);

		time_t timeAsEpoch() const;

	// We need to subtract the number of seconds between 01-01-2001 and
	// 01-01-1970 to get Apple epoch from unix epoch

		double timeAsAppleEpoch() const;


	private:

		// stored as unix epoch, number of seconds since 01-01-1970
		time_t _time;
};

}

#endif