Bu doğrudan yanıt değil - Perl yazılı (ve Perl bu alanda kendi bazı tuhaflıklar var) bulunuyor. Ancak, bence, gerekli çıktı üretir.

#!/bin/perl -w
#
# Given two Unix-style timestamps (smaller, larger), produce a range of weeks.
# SO 613337

use strict;
use POSIX;

my($t1) = $ARGV[0];
my($t2) = $ARGV[1];

# Split given times into pieces
my($sec1,$min1,$hour1,$mday1,$mon1,$year1,$wday1) = localtime($t1);
my($sec2,$min2,$hour2,$mday2,$mon2,$year2,$wday2) = localtime($t2);

# Determine midday on Monday for starting week.
# Determine midday on Friday for ending week.
# Saturday rounds backwards; Sunday rounds upwards.
my($t3) = mktime(0, 0, 12, $mday1 - ($wday1 - 1) + 0, $mon1, $year1);
my($t4) = mktime(0, 0, 12, $mday2 - ($wday2 - 1) + 5, $mon2, $year2);

my($sec3,$min3,$hour3,$mday3,$mon3,$year3,$wday3) = localtime($t3);
my($sec4,$min4,$hour4,$mday4,$mon4,$year4,$wday4) = localtime($t4);

print "t1 = %10d; %04d-%02d-%02d (%d)\n", $t1+1900, $year1, $mon1+1, $mday1, $wday1;
print "t2 = %10d; %04d-%02d-%02d (%d)\n", $t2+1900, $year2, $mon2+1, $mday2, $wday2;
print "t3 = %10d; %04d-%02d-%02d (%d)\n", $t3+1900, $year3, $mon3+1, $mday3, $wday3;
print "t4 = %10d; %04d-%02d-%02d (%d)\n", $t4+1900, $year4, $mon4+1, $mday4, $wday4;

use constant secs_per_week  => 24 * 3600 * 7;
use constant secs_to_friday => 24 * 3600 * 4;

for (my($t) = $t3; $t < $t4; $t += secs_per_week)
{
    my($mon) = strftime("%b %e", localtime($t));
    my($fri) = strftime("%b %e", localtime($t + secs_to_friday));
    my($ans) = "$mon - $fri";
    $ans =~ s/^(\w\w\w)\s+(\d+) - (\1)\s+(\d+)$/$1 $2-$4/;
    $ans =~ s/  +/ /g;
    print "$ans\n";
}

Edited: fix month numbers in range 0..11 printed as 01..12. Change handling of years, too.

Pazartesi ve Cuma günleri öğlen kullanma ve aksi gün ile sadece ilgili, ben zaman (tasarrufu standart ve gün ışığı) kış ve yaz arasında geçiş yapmak için sorunları göz ardı edebilirsiniz.

Örneğin:

$ perl weekdays.pl 1234567890 1324567890
t1 = 1234567890; 2009-02-13 (5)
t2 = 1324567890; 2011-12-22 (4)
t3 = 1234209600; 2009-02-09 (1)
t4 = 1324756800; 2011-12-24 (6)
Feb 9-13
Feb 16-20
Feb 23-27
Mar 2-6
Mar 9-13
Mar 16-20
Mar 23-27
Mar 30 - Apr 3
Apr 6-10
Apr 13-17
Apr 20-24
Apr 27 - May 1
May 4-8
May 11-15
May 18-22
May 25-29
Jun 1-5
Jun 8-12
Jun 15-19
Jun 22-26
Jun 29 - Jul 3
Jul 6-10
Jul 13-17
Jul 20-24
Jul 27-31
Aug 3-7
Aug 10-14
Aug 17-21
Aug 24-28
Aug 31 - Sep 4
Sep 7-11
Sep 14-18
Sep 21-25
Sep 28 - Oct 2
Oct 5-9
Oct 12-16
Oct 19-23
Oct 26-30
Nov 2-6
Nov 9-13
Nov 16-20
Nov 23-27
Nov 30 - Dec 4
Dec 7-11
Dec 14-18
Dec 21-25
Dec 28 - Jan 1
Jan 4-8
Jan 11-15
Jan 18-22
Jan 25-29
Feb 1-5
Feb 8-12
Feb 15-19
Feb 22-26
Mar 1-5
Mar 8-12
Mar 15-19
Mar 22-26
Mar 29 - Apr 2
Apr 5-9
Apr 12-16
Apr 19-23
Apr 26-30
May 3-7
May 10-14
May 17-21
May 24-28
May 31 - Jun 4
Jun 7-11
Jun 14-18
Jun 21-25
Jun 28 - Jul 2
Jul 5-9
Jul 12-16
Jul 19-23
Jul 26-30
Aug 2-6
Aug 9-13
Aug 16-20
Aug 23-27
Aug 30 - Sep 3
Sep 6-10
Sep 13-17
Sep 20-24
Sep 27 - Oct 1
Oct 4-8
Oct 11-15
Oct 18-22
Oct 25-29
Nov 1-5
Nov 8-12
Nov 15-19
Nov 22-26
Nov 29 - Dec 3
Dec 6-10
Dec 13-17
Dec 20-24
Dec 27-31
Jan 3-7
Jan 10-14
Jan 17-21
Jan 24-28
Jan 31 - Feb 4
Feb 7-11
Feb 14-18
Feb 21-25
Feb 28 - Mar 4
Mar 7-11
Mar 14-18
Mar 21-25
Mar 28 - Apr 1
Apr 4-8
Apr 11-15
Apr 18-22
Apr 25-29
May 2-6
May 9-13
May 16-20
May 23-27
May 30 - Jun 3
Jun 6-10
Jun 13-17
Jun 20-24
Jun 27 - Jul 1
Jul 4-8
Jul 11-15
Jul 18-22
Jul 25-29
Aug 1-5
Aug 8-12
Aug 15-19
Aug 22-26
Aug 29 - Sep 2
Sep 5-9
Sep 12-16
Sep 19-23
Sep 26-30
Oct 3-7
Oct 10-14
Oct 17-21
Oct 24-28
Oct 31 - Nov 4
Nov 7-11
Nov 14-18
Nov 21-25
Nov 28 - Dec 2
Dec 5-9
Dec 12-16
Dec 19-23
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