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data/public/javascripts/old_sql/MochiKit-1.4.2/doc/rst/MochiKit/DateTime.rst DELETED Viewed

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-.. title:: MochiKit.DateTime - "what time is it anyway?"
-Name
-====
-MochiKit.DateTime - "what time is it anyway?"
-Synopsis
-========
-::
-   stringDate = toISOTimestamp(new Date());
-   dateObject = isoTimestamp(stringDate);
-Description
-===========
-Remote servers don't give you JavaScript Date objects, and they
-certainly don't want them from you, so you need to deal with string
-representations of dates and timestamps. MochiKit.Date does that.
-Dependencies
-============
-None.
-API Reference
-=============
-Functions
----------
-:mochidef:`isoDate(str)`:
-    Convert an ISO 8601 date (YYYY-MM-DD) to a ``Date`` object.
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.3.1+
-:mochidef:`isoTimestamp(str)`:
-    Convert any ISO 8601 [1]_ timestamp (or something reasonably close
-    to it) to a ``Date`` object. Will accept the "de facto" form:
-        YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss
-    or (the proper form):
-        YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZ
-    If a time zone designator ("Z" or "[+-]HH:MM") is not present,
-    then the local timezone is used.
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.3.1+
-:mochidef:`toISOTime(date)`:
-    Convert a ``Date`` object to a string in the form of hh:mm:ss
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.3.1+
-:mochidef:`toISOTimestamp(date, realISO=false)`:
-    Convert a ``Date`` object to something that's ALMOST but not quite
-    an ISO 8601 [1]_timestamp. If it was a proper ISO timestamp it
-    would be:
-        YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZ
-    However, we see junk in SQL and other places that looks like this:
-        YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss
-    So, this function returns the latter form, despite its name,
-    unless you pass ``true`` for ``realISO``.
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.3.1+
-:mochidef:`toISODate(date)`:
-    Convert a ``Date`` object to an ISO 8601 [1]_ date string
-    (YYYY-MM-DD)
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.3.1+
-:mochidef:`americanDate(str)`:
-    Converts a MM/DD/YYYY date to a ``Date`` object
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.3.1+
-:mochidef:`toPaddedAmericanDate(date)`:
-    Converts a ``Date`` object to an MM/DD/YYYY date, e.g. 01/01/2001
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.3.1+
-:mochidef:`toAmericanDate(date)`:
-    Converts a ``Date`` object to an M/D/YYYY date, e.g. 1/1/2001
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.3.1+
-See Also
-========
-.. [1] W3C profile of ISO 8601: http://www.w3.org/TR/NOTE-datetime
-Authors
-=======
-- Bob Ippolito <bob@redivi.com>
-Copyright
-=========
-Copyright 2005 Bob Ippolito <bob@redivi.com>. This program is
-dual-licensed free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
-under the terms of the `MIT License`_ or the `Academic Free License
-v2.1`_.
-.. _`MIT License`: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php
-.. _`Academic Free License v2.1`: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/afl-2.1.php

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-.. title:: MochiKit.DragAndDrop - drag and drop elements with MochiKit
-Name
-====
-MochiKit.DragAndDrop - drag and drop elements with MochiKit
-Synopsis
-========
-::
-    // Create a draggable
-    new Draggable('mydrag');
-    // Create a corresponding droppable
-    new Droppable('mydrop', {
-        accept: ['drag-class'],
-        ondrop: function (element) {
-            alert('"' + element.id + '" was dropped on me');
-        }
-    });
-Description
-===========
-MochiKit.DragAndDrop enables you the power of dragging elements
-through your pages, for richer interfaces.
-Dependencies
-============
-- :mochiref:`MochiKit.Base`
-- :mochiref:`MochiKit.Iter`
-- :mochiref:`MochiKit.DOM`
-- :mochiref:`MochiKit.Color`
-- :mochiref:`MochiKit.Visual`
-- :mochiref:`MochiKit.Signal`
-Overview
-========
-The implementation was adapted from Scriptaculous_.
-.. _Scriptaculous: http://script.aculo.us
-API Reference
-=============
-Constructors
-------------
-:mochidef:`Draggable(element[, options])`:
-    A object that can be drag with the mouse.
-    You have the following options, with corresponding default values:
-    ``handle (false)``:
-        Option for giving the element where starting the drag. By
-        default it's the element itself, but you can either put a
-        class of a subelement or the id of another element as handle.
-    ``starteffect (MochiKit.Visual.Opacity)``:
-        Function called once the drag has begun, taking the dragged
-        element as argument. It's an effect by default but you can
-        define any callback.
-    ``reverteffect (MochiKit.Visual.Move)``:
-        Effect applied when drag is cancelled. You have to define the
-        ``revert`` option to enable the call. By default it brings the
-        element back to its initial position, so you should know what
-        you want when you modify this. The function should return an
-        effect that can be cancelled.
-    ``endeffect (MochiKit.Visual.Opacity)``:
-        Pending part of starteffect. If you have modified your element
-        during start, you'd usually want to revert it in the function.
-    ``zindex (1000)``:
-        Zindex of the drag element. By default it brings it to front.
-    ``revert (false)``:
-        Indicate if the reverteffect function should be called. If you
-        define a function here, this function will be called before
-        reverteffect, with the element as first argument.
-    ``snap (false)``:
-        Define the behaviour of the drag element when moving. It can
-        either be a function, a value or an array of two values. If
-        it's a function, it should take the (x, y) position of the
-        element as arguments, and return the position draw in the
-        browser. If its a value, it's used as a modulo for each
-        coordinates. If it's an array, each value is applied for the
-        corresponding coordinate.
-    ``selectclass (null)``:
-        If defined, name of CSS class applied during the drag.
-    ``ghosting (null)``:
-        Make a ghost from the draggable: clone it at start, then
-        remove the clone at end.
-    ``onchange  (MochiKit.Base.noop)``:
-        Function called when updates are made on the draggable object.
-    ``scroll (false)``:
-        Element to scroll around, if precised. For example, ``window``
-        will allow the draggable to scroll in the page.
-    ``scrollSensitivity (20)``:
-        Scroll sensitivity, used when scroll is used.
-    ``scrollSpeed (15)``:
-        Scroll speed, used when scroll is used.
-    A draggable generates some signals during its lifetime: start, drag and
-    end. They are available through the Draggables handler, and are called
-    with a draggable as argument. You can register a callback for these events
-    like this::
-        onStart = function (draggable) {
-            // Do some stuff
-        };
-        connect(Draggables, 'start', onStart);
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.4+
-:mochidef:`Droppable(element[, options])`:
-    A object where you can drop a draggable.
-    You have the following options, with corresponding default values:
-    ``greedy (true)``:
-        Stop on this droppable when a draggable drops over it.
-    ``hoverclass (null)``:
-        If defined, name of CSS class applied when a draggable is
-        hover the droppable element (hover state).
-    ``hoverfunc (MochiKit.Base.noop)``:
-        Function called on hover state.
-    ``accept (null)``:
-        Array of CSS classes allowed to drop on this.
-    ``activeclass (null)``:
-        If defined, name of CSS class applied if a possible draggable
-        begins its start (active state).
-    ``onactive (MochiKit.Base.noop)``:
-        Function called on active state.
-    ``containment ([])``:
-        Specify a list of elements to check for active state: only the
-        children of the specified elements can be dropped. Mainly
-        useful for Sortable.
-    ``onhover (MochiKit.Base.noop)``:
-        Specific hover function, mainly used for Sortable.
-    ``ondrop (MochiKit.Base.noop)``:
-        Function called when a draggable is dropped. The function
-        takes three arguments: the draggable element, the droppable
-        element, and the event that raised the drop.
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.4+
-Authors
-=======
-- Thomas Herve <therve@gmail.com>
-- Bob Ippolito <bob@redivi.com>
-- Originally adapted from Script.aculo.us <http://script.aculo.us/>
-Copyright
-=========
-Copyright 2005 Bob Ippolito <bob@redivi.com>.  This program is
-dual-licensed free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
-under the terms of the `MIT License`_ or the `Academic Free License
-v2.1`_.
-.. _`MIT License`: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php
-.. _`Academic Free License v2.1`: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/afl-2.1.php
-Portions adapted from `Scriptaculous`_ are available under the terms
-of the `MIT License`_.

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-.. title:: MochiKit.Format - string formatting goes here
-Name
-====
-MochiKit.Format - string formatting goes here
-Synopsis
-========
-::
-   assert( truncToFixed(0.12345, 4) == "0.1234" );
-   assert( roundToFixed(0.12345, 4) == "0.1235" );
-   assert( twoDigitAverage(1, 0) == "0" );
-   assert( twoDigitFloat(1.2345) == "1.23" );
-   assert( twoDigitFloat(1) == "1" );
-   assert( percentFormat(1.234567) == "123.46%" );
-   assert( numberFormatter("###,###%")(125) == "12,500%" );
-   assert( numberFormatter("##.000")(1.25) == "1.250" );
-Description
-===========
-Formatting strings and stringifying numbers is boring, so a couple
-useful functions in that domain live here.
-Dependencies
-============
-None.
-Overview
-========
-Formatting Numbers
-------------------
-MochiKit provides an extensible number formatting facility, modeled
-loosely after the Number Format Pattern Syntax [1]_ from Java.
-:mochiref:`numberFormatter(pattern[, placeholder=""[,
-locale="default"])` returns a function that converts Number to string
-using the given information.  ``pattern`` is a string consisting of
-the following symbols:
-+-----------+---------------------------------------------------------------+
-| Symbol    |   Meaning                                                     |
-+===========+===============================================================+
-| ``-``     |   If given, used as the position of the minus sign            |
-|           |   for negative numbers. If not given, the position            |
-|           |   to the left of the first number placeholder is used.        |
-+-----------+---------------------------------------------------------------+
-| ``#``     |   The placeholder for a number that does not imply zero       |
-|           |   padding.                                                    |
-+-----------+---------------------------------------------------------------+
-| ``0``     |   The placeholder for a number that implies zero padding.     |
-|           |   If it is used to the right of a decimal separator, it       |
-|           |   implies trailing zeros, otherwise leading zeros.            |
-+-----------+---------------------------------------------------------------+
-| ``,``     |   The placeholder for a "thousands separator". May be used    |
-|           |   at most once, and it must be to the left of a decimal       |
-|           |   separator. Will be replaced by ``locale.separator`` in the  |
-|           |   result (the default is also ``,``).                         |
-+-----------+---------------------------------------------------------------+
-| ``.``     |   The decimal separator. The quantity of ``#`` or ``0``       |
-|           |   after the decimal separator will determine the precision of |
-|           |   the result. If no decimal separator is present, the         |
-|           |   fractional precision is ``0`` -- meaning that it will be    |
-|           |   rounded to the nearest integer.                             |
-+-----------+---------------------------------------------------------------+
-| ``%``     |   If present, the number will be multiplied by ``100`` and    |
-|           |   the ``%`` will be replaced by ``locale.percent``.           |
-+-----------+---------------------------------------------------------------+
-API Reference
-=============
-Functions
----------
-:mochidef:`formatLocale(locale="default")`:
-    Return a locale object for the given locale. ``locale`` may be
-    either a string, which is looked up in the
-    ``MochiKit.Format.LOCALE`` object, or a locale object. If no
-    locale is given, ``LOCALE.default`` is used (equivalent to
-    ``LOCALE.en_US``).
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.3.1+
-:mochidef:`lstrip(str, chars="\\s")`:
-    Returns a string based on ``str`` with leading whitespace
-    stripped.
-    If ``chars`` is given, then that expression will be used instead
-    of whitespace. ``chars`` should be a string suitable for use in a
-    ``RegExp`` ``[character set]``.
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.3.1+
-:mochidef:`numberFormatter(pattern, placeholder="", locale="default")`:
-    Return a function ``formatNumber(aNumber)`` that formats numbers
-    as a string according to the given pattern, placeholder and
-    locale.
-    ``pattern`` is a string that describes how the numbers should be
-    formatted, for more information see `Formatting Numbers`_.
-    ``locale`` is a string of a known locale (en_US, de_DE, fr_FR,
-    default) or an object with the following fields:
-    +-----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-    | separator | The "thousands" separator for this locale (en_US is ",")  |
-    +-----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-    | decimal   | The decimal separator for this locale (en_US is ".")      |
-    +-----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-    | percent   | The percent symbol for this locale (en_US is "%")         |
-    +-----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.3.1+
-:mochidef:`percentFormat(aNumber)`:
-    Return a string representation of ``aNumber * 100``, rounded to a
-    maximum precision of 2 fractional digits. Roughly equivalent to:
-    ``sprintf("%.2f%%", aNumber * 100)``
-    In new code, you probably want to use:
-    :mochiref:`numberFormatter("#.##%")(aNumber)` instead.
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.3.1+
-:mochidef:`roundToFixed(aNumber, precision)`:
-    Return a string representation of ``aNumber``, rounded to
-    ``precision`` digits with trailing zeros. This is similar to
-    ``Number.toFixed(aNumber, precision)``, but this has
-    implementation consistent rounding behavior (some versions of
-    Safari round 0.5 down!)  and also includes preceding ``0`` for
-    numbers less than ``1`` (Safari, again).
-    For example, :mochiref:`roundToFixed(0.1357, 2)` returns ``0.14``
-    on every supported platform, where some return ``.13`` for
-    ``(0.1357).toFixed(2)``.
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.3.1+
-:mochidef:`rstrip(str, chars="\\s")`:
-    Returns a string based on ``str`` with trailing whitespace stripped.
-    If ``chars`` is given, then that expression will be used instead
-    of whitespace. ``chars`` should be a string suitable for use in a
-    ``RegExp`` ``[character set]``.
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.3.1+
-:mochidef:`strip(str, chars="\\s")`:
-    Returns a string based on ``str`` with leading and trailing
-    whitespace stripped (equivalent to :mochiref:`lstrip(rstrip(str,
-    chars), chars)`).
-    If ``chars`` is given, then that expression will be used instead
-    of whitespace. ``chars`` should be a string suitable for use in a
-    ``RegExp`` ``[character set]``.
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.3.1+
-:mochidef:`truncToFixed(aNumber, precision)`:
-    Return a string representation of ``aNumber``, truncated to
-    ``precision`` digits with trailing zeros. This is similar to
-    ``aNumber.toFixed(precision)``, but this truncates rather than
-    rounds and has implementation consistent behavior for numbers less
-    than 1.  Specifically, :mochiref:`truncToFixed(aNumber,
-    precision)` will always have a preceding ``0`` for numbers less
-    than ``1``.
-    For example, :mochiref:`truncToFixed(0.1357, 2)` returns ``0.13``.
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.3.1+
-:mochidef:`twoDigitAverage(numerator, denominator)`:
-    Calculate an average from a numerator and a denominator and return
-    it as a string rounded to a maximum precision of two fractional
-    digits (e.g. "1.23").
-    If the denominator is 0, "0" will be returned instead of ``NaN``.
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.3.1+
-:mochidef:`twoDigitFloat(aNumber)`:
-    Return a string representation of ``aNumber``, rounded to a maximum
-    precision of 2 fractional digits. This is a variation of
-    :mochiref:`roundToFixed(aNumber, 2)` that removes trailing zeros from
-    the fractional part.
-    For example, ``twoDigitFloat(0.1357)`` returns ``0.14``
-    and ``twoDigitFloat(12.00)`` returns ``12``.
-    In new code, you probably want to use:
-    :mochiref:`numberFormatter("#.##")(aNumber)` instead.
-    *Availability*:
-        Available in MochiKit 1.3.1+
-See Also
-========
-.. [1] Java Number Format Pattern Syntax:
-       http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/i18n/format/numberpattern.html
-Authors
-=======
-- Bob Ippolito <bob@redivi.com>
-Copyright
-=========
-Copyright 2005 Bob Ippolito <bob@redivi.com>. This program is
-dual-licensed free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
-under the terms of the `MIT License`_ or the `Academic Free License
-v2.1`_.
-.. _`MIT License`: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php
-.. _`Academic Free License v2.1`: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/afl-2.1.php