I'm not sure whether something like this already exists, and there's probably an easier way to do it - but here's a little function I wrote to determine the last day of any given month based on a date within that month (e.g. from June 2 you'd get June 30):
Code:
endOfMonth(date)
{
; get current month and year
FormatTime, date, %date%, yyyyMM
StringRight, month, date, 2
FormatTime, year, %date%, yyyy
; select first day of the following month
If month < 12
{
month++
If month < 10 ; add leading zero
month = 0%month%
date = %year%%month%01
}
Else
{
year++
date = %year%0101
}
; select last day of actual month
date += -1, Days
; return date
Return date
}
I've run a few tests and it seems to work fine - still, if you find any bugs, please let me know.
PS: If you can think of a better (more telling) name for this function, please let me know; proper naming of functions and variables is very important to me...
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