Fix DateInterval->days value #322
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when object was created not from DateTime::diff()
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Typo here, double semicolon.
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Looks good to me, except the 'invert' property would be never -99999. But not a big deal, it'll just get it's value. |
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When object was created not from DateTime::diff():
in var_dump($object) days property have value "false",
but in var_dump($object->days) have value -99999
Example:
https://gist.github.com/Irker/5346465
Commit was made instinctively, please check my code.