Note that this is not the right way to initiate a \DateTimeImmutable object with a numeric Unix timestamp.
<?php
// Wrong, despite the documention *kind of* alluding to it
$obj = \DateTimeImmutable::setTimestamp(time() - 1);
// Also won't work
$obj = new \DateTimeImmutable(time() - 1)
// Correct, works, clean single line
$obj = (new \DateTimeImmutable())->setTimestamp(time() - 1);
?>
... In fact, this is a non-static method and thus should not be called statically.
DateTimeImmutable::setTimestamp
(PHP 5 >= 5.5.0, PHP 7, PHP 8)
DateTimeImmutable::setTimestamp — Establece la fecha y hora basadas en una marca de tiempo Unix
Descripción
Igual que DateTime::setTimestamp() excepto que trabaja con DateTimeImmutable.
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ben at hl9 dot net ¶
5 years ago
Philip ¶
2 years ago
This function will not change the value of the DateTimeImmutable object as the method name might suggest. The object, after all, immutable.
<?php
$dti = new DateTimeImmutable();
echo $dti->getTimestamp(); // e.g. 123456789
$dti->setTimestamp(987654321);
echo $dti->getTimestamp(); // 123456789
$x = $dti->setTimestamp (987654321);
echo $x->getTimestamp(); // 987654321
?>
