RSpec
Ruby
Ruby on Rails
method
beginning_of_week
Ruby on Rails latest stable (v4.2.7)
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Class: ActiveSupport::CoreExtensions::Date::Calculations
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included
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advance
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ago
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at_beginning_of_day
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at_beginning_of_month
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at_beginning_of_quarter
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at_beginning_of_week
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at_beginning_of_year
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at_end_of_month
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at_end_of_quarter
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at_end_of_week
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at_end_of_year
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at_midnight
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beginning_of_day
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beginning_of_month
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beginning_of_quarter
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beginning_of_week
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beginning_of_year
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change
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end_of_day
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end_of_month
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end_of_quarter
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end_of_week
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end_of_year
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future?
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in
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last_month
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last_year
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midnight
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minus_with_duration
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monday
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months_ago
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months_since
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next_month
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next_week
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next_year
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past?
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plus_with_duration
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prev_month
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prev_year
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since
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today?
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tomorrow
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years_ago
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years_since
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yesterday
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= private
= protected
beginning_of_week()
public
Returns a new Date/DateTime representing the "start" of this week (i.e, Monday; DateTime objects will have time set to 0:00)
