Jeff Vance wrote in message ...
>On Oct 23,  3:31pm, Therm-O-Link wrote:
>Is there an easy way to determine if today is the last day of the
>> current month?
>
>In the CI you can write a simple script such as:
>
># Determine if "today" is the last day of the month.
>if hpmonth = 2 and hpdate = 29 or &
>   "!hpdate" = word("31,28,31,30,31,30,31,31,30,31,30,31",,hpmonth) then
>   # last day of leap year Feb or last day of any month
>   echo Today (!hpdate) is the last day of ![word(hpdatef,,2)]
>endif
>

Ummm...

  Excuse me for being dense, but what happens with this command file if it
is called on February 28th in a year with a leap day?  Wouldn't it say that
it was the last day of the month even though it wasn't?

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>
>Regards,
>Jeff Vance, CSY
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