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; LeapYear.kix, Version 1.00; Check if the specified or current year is a leap year; Default is current yearIf $Year = ""
$Year = @YEAR
EndIf
; Check if the specified parameter is a numberIf Val( $Year ) = 0
If "$Year" <> "0"
GoTo Syntax
EndIf
EndIf
; Check if the specified year is within rangeIf $Year < 1
GoTo Syntax
EndIf
If $Year > 9999
GoTo Syntax
EndIf
; OK, continue$Year = Val( $Year )
; Initialize$LeapYear = 0
; A leap year is any multiple of 4...$Test = $Year / 4
$Test = $Test * 4
If $Year = $Test
$LeapYear = 1
EndIf
; ...except if it is a multiple of 100...$Test = $Year / 100
$Test = $Test * 100
If $Year = $Test
$LeapYear = 0
EndIf
; ...unless it is a multiple of 400!$Test = $Year / 400
$Test = $Test * 400
If $Year = $Test
$LeapYear = 1
EndIf
; Display the result$Is = "IS"
If $LeapYear = 0
$Is = "is NOT"
EndIf
? "$Year $Is a leap year"
; Exit with proper return codeQuit $LeapYear
:Syntax? "LeapYear.kix, Version 1.00"
? "Check if the specified year is a leap year."
?? "Usage: KIX32 LEAPYEAR.KIX [ $$Year=year ]"
?? "Where: " + Chr(34) + "year" + Chr(34)
" should be within the range of 1 through 9999."? " Default is the current year, if none is specified."
?? "Returns: 0 if NOT a leap year"
? " 1 on leap years"
? " 2 on syntax errors"
?? "Note: Due to KiXtart's command line parsing, specifying the year 0 on the"
? " commandline will have the same effect as not specifying a year at all."
?? "Written by Rob van der Woude"
? "http://www.robvanderwoude.com"
?Quit 2
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