Reputation: 3270
I just don't wanna reinvent the wheel : i need something in java that do this (because 'm migrating a vfox pro project to java):
From GOMONTH( ) Function Visual fox pro documentation :
Returns the date that is a specified number of months before or after a given Date or Date/Time expression.
GOMONTH(dExpression | tExpression, nNumberOfMonths)
Parameters
dExpression
Specifies a date expression for which GOMONTH( ) returns the date.
tExpression
Specifies a date/time expression for which GOMONTH( ) returns the date.
nNumberOfMonths
Specifies the number of months from the date or date/time.If nNumberOfMonths is positive, GOMONTH( ) returns a date that is nNumberOfMonths months after the date or date/time. If nNumberOfMonths is negative, GOMONTH( ) returns a date that is nNumberOfMonths months before the date or date/time. For example, -1 means -31 days.
Here's a simple example of execution result using visual fox pro :
? GOMONTH({^1998-12-31}, 2) && Displays 02/28/1999
? GOMONTH({^1998-12-31}, -2) && Displays 10/31/1998
Upvotes: 0
Views: 113
Reputation: 555
java.util.Calendar
's add()
method will do what you want.
Eg., 2 months ago:
Calendar c = Calendar.getInstance()
c.add(Calendar.MONTH, -2);
Upvotes: 1