if (!dojo._hasResource["dojo.date"]) { // _hasResource checks added by build.
										// Do not use _hasResource directly in
										// your code.
	dojo._hasResource["dojo.date"] = true;
	dojo.provide("dojo.date");

	dojo.date.getDaysInMonth = function(/* Date */dateObject) {
		// summary:
		// Returns the number of days in the month used by dateObject
		var month = dateObject.getMonth();
		var days = [31, 28, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31];
		if (month == 1 && dojo.date.isLeapYear(dateObject)) {
			return 29;
		} // Number
		return days[month]; // Number
	}

	dojo.date.isLeapYear = function(/* Date */dateObject) {
		// summary:
		// Determines if the year of the dateObject is a leap year
		// description:
		// Leap years are years with an additional day YYYY-02-29, where the
		// year number is a multiple of four with the following exception: If
		// a year is a multiple of 100, then it is only a leap year if it is
		// also a multiple of 400. For example, 1900 was not a leap year, but
		// 2000 is one.

		var year = dateObject.getFullYear();
		return !(year % 400) || (!(year % 4) && !!(year % 100)); // Boolean
	}

	// FIXME: This is not localized
	dojo.date.getTimezoneName = function(/* Date */dateObject) {
		// summary:
		// Get the user's time zone as provided by the browser
		// dateObject:
		// Needed because the timezone may vary with time (daylight savings)
		// description:
		// Try to get time zone info from toString or toLocaleString method of
		// the Date object -- UTC offset is not a time zone. See
		// http://www.twinsun.com/tz/tz-link.htm Note: results may be
		// inconsistent across browsers.

		var str = dateObject.toString(); // Start looking in toString
		var tz = ''; // The result -- return empty string if nothing found
		var match;

		// First look for something in parentheses -- fast lookup, no regex
		var pos = str.indexOf('(');
		if (pos > -1) {
			tz = str.substring(++pos, str.indexOf(')'));
		} else {
			// If at first you don't succeed ...
			// If IE knows about the TZ, it appears before the year
			// Capital letters or slash before a 4-digit year
			// at the end of string
			var pat = /([A-Z\/]+) \d{4}$/;
			if ((match = str.match(pat))) {
				tz = match[1];
			} else {
				// Some browsers (e.g. Safari) glue the TZ on the end
				// of toLocaleString instead of putting it in toString
				str = dateObject.toLocaleString();
				// Capital letters or slash -- end of string,
				// after space
				pat = / ([A-Z\/]+)$/;
				if ((match = str.match(pat))) {
					tz = match[1];
				}
			}
		}

		// Make sure it doesn't somehow end up return AM or PM
		return (tz == 'AM' || tz == 'PM') ? '' : tz; // String
	}

	// Utility methods to do arithmetic calculations with Dates

	dojo.date.compare = function(/* Date */date1, /* Date? */date2, /* String? */
			portion) {
		// summary:
		// Compare two date objects by date, time, or both.
		// description:
		// Returns 0 if equal, positive if a > b, else negative.
		// date1:
		// Date object
		// date2:
		// Date object. If not specified, the current Date is used.
		// portion:
		// A string indicating the "date" or "time" portion of a Date object.
		// Compares both "date" and "time" by default. One of the following:
		// "date", "time", "datetime"

		// Extra step required in copy for IE - see #3112
		date1 = new Date(Number(date1));
		date2 = new Date(Number(date2 || allGetServerTime()));

		if (typeof portion !== "undefined") {
			if (portion == "date") {
				// Ignore times and compare dates.
				date1.setHours(0, 0, 0, 0);
				date2.setHours(0, 0, 0, 0);
			} else if (portion == "time") {
				// Ignore dates and compare times.
				date1.setFullYear(0, 0, 0);
				date2.setFullYear(0, 0, 0);
			}
		}

		if (date1 > date2) {
			return 1;
		} // int
		if (date1 < date2) {
			return -1;
		} // int
		return 0; // int
	};

	dojo.date.add = function(/* Date */date, /* String */interval, /* int */amount) {
		// summary:
		// Add to a Date in intervals of different size, from milliseconds to
		// years
		// date: Date
		// Date object to start with
		// interval:
		// A string representing the interval. One of the following:
		// "year", "month", "day", "hour", "minute", "second",
		// "millisecond", "quarter", "week", "weekday"
		// amount:
		// How much to add to the date.

		var sum = new Date(Number(date)); // convert to Number before copying
											// to accomodate IE (#3112)
		var fixOvershoot = false;
		var property = "Date";

		switch (interval) {
			case "day" :
				break;
			case "weekday" :
				// i18n FIXME: assumes Saturday/Sunday weekend, but even this is
				// not standard. There are CLDR entries to localize this.
				var days, weeks;
				var adj = 0;
				// Divide the increment time span into weekspans plus leftover
				// days
				// e.g., 8 days is one 5-day weekspan / and two leftover days
				// Can't have zero leftover days, so numbers divisible by 5 get
				// a days value of 5, and the remaining days make up the number
				// of weeks
				var mod = amount % 5;
				if (!mod) {
					days = (amount > 0) ? 5 : -5;
					weeks = (amount > 0)
							? ((amount - 5) / 5)
							: ((amount + 5) / 5);
				} else {
					days = mod;
					weeks = parseInt(amount / 5);
				}
				// Get weekday value for orig date param
				var strt = date.getDay();
				// Orig date is Sat / positive incrementer
				// Jump over Sun
				if (strt == 6 && amount > 0) {
					adj = 1;
				} else if (strt == 0 && amount < 0) {
					// Orig date is Sun / negative incrementer
					// Jump back over Sat
					adj = -1;
				}
				// Get weekday val for the new date
				var trgt = strt + days;
				// New date is on Sat or Sun
				if (trgt == 0 || trgt == 6) {
					adj = (amount > 0) ? 2 : -2;
				}
				// Increment by number of weeks plus leftover days plus
				// weekend adjustments
				amount = 7 * weeks + days + adj;
				break;
			case "year" :
				property = "FullYear";
				// Keep increment/decrement from 2/29 out of March
				fixOvershoot = true;
				break;
			case "week" :
				amount *= 7;
				break;
			case "quarter" :
				// Naive quarter is just three months
				amount *= 3;
				// fallthrough...
			case "month" :
				// Reset to last day of month if you overshoot
				fixOvershoot = true;
				property = "Month";
				break;
			case "hour" :
			case "minute" :
			case "second" :
			case "millisecond" :
				property = "UTC" + interval.charAt(0).toUpperCase()
						+ interval.substring(1) + "s";
		}

		if (property) {
			sum["set" + property](sum["get" + property]() + amount);
		}

		if (fixOvershoot && (sum.getDate() < date.getDate())) {
			sum.setDate(0);
		}

		return sum; // Date
	};

	dojo.date.difference = function(/* Date */date1, /* Date? */date2, /* String? */
			interval) {
		// summary:
		// Get the difference in a specific unit of time (e.g., number of
		// months, weeks, days, etc.) between two dates, rounded to the
		// nearest integer.
		// date1:
		// Date object
		// date2:
		// Date object. If not specified, the current Date is used.
		// interval:
		// A string representing the interval. One of the following:
		// "year", "month", "day", "hour", "minute", "second",
		// "millisecond", "quarter", "week", "weekday"
		// Defaults to "day".

		date2 = date2 || allGetServerTime();
		interval = interval || "day";
		var yearDiff = date2.getFullYear() - date1.getFullYear();
		var delta = 1; // Integer return value

		switch (interval) {
			case "quarter" :
				var m1 = date1.getMonth();
				var m2 = date2.getMonth();
				// Figure out which quarter the months are in
				var q1 = Math.floor(m1 / 3) + 1;
				var q2 = Math.floor(m2 / 3) + 1;
				// Add quarters for any year difference between the dates
				q2 += (yearDiff * 4);
				delta = q2 - q1;
				break;
			case "weekday" :
				var days = Math
						.round(dojo.date.difference(date1, date2, "day"));
				var weeks = parseInt(dojo.date.difference(date1, date2, "week"));
				var mod = days % 7;

				// Even number of weeks
				if (mod == 0) {
					days = weeks * 5;
				} else {
					// Weeks plus spare change (< 7 days)
					var adj = 0;
					var aDay = date1.getDay();
					var bDay = date2.getDay();

					weeks = parseInt(days / 7);
					mod = days % 7;
					// Mark the date advanced by the number of
					// round weeks (may be zero)
					var dtMark = new Date(date1);
					dtMark.setDate(dtMark.getDate() + (weeks * 7));
					var dayMark = dtMark.getDay();

					// Spare change days -- 6 or less
					if (days > 0) {
						switch (true) {
							// Range starts on Sat
							case aDay == 6 :
								adj = -1;
								break;
							// Range starts on Sun
							case aDay == 0 :
								adj = 0;
								break;
							// Range ends on Sat
							case bDay == 6 :
								adj = -1;
								break;
							// Range ends on Sun
							case bDay == 0 :
								adj = -2;
								break;
							// Range contains weekend
							case (dayMark + mod) > 5 :
								adj = -2;
						}
					} else if (days < 0) {
						switch (true) {
							// Range starts on Sat
							case aDay == 6 :
								adj = 0;
								break;
							// Range starts on Sun
							case aDay == 0 :
								adj = 1;
								break;
							// Range ends on Sat
							case bDay == 6 :
								adj = 2;
								break;
							// Range ends on Sun
							case bDay == 0 :
								adj = 1;
								break;
							// Range contains weekend
							case (dayMark + mod) < 0 :
								adj = 2;
						}
					}
					days += adj;
					days -= (weeks * 2);
				}
				delta = days;
				break;
			case "year" :
				delta = yearDiff;
				break;
			case "month" :
				delta = (date2.getMonth() - date1.getMonth()) + (yearDiff * 12);
				break;
			case "week" :
				// Truncate instead of rounding
				// Don't use Math.floor -- value may be negative
				delta = parseInt(dojo.date.difference(date1, date2, "day") / 7);
				break;
			case "day" :
				delta /= 24;
				// fallthrough
			case "hour" :
				delta /= 60;
				// fallthrough
			case "minute" :
				delta /= 60;
				// fallthrough
			case "second" :
				delta /= 1000;
				// fallthrough
			case "millisecond" :
				delta *= date2.getTime() - date1.getTime();
		}

		// Round for fractional values and DST leaps
		return Math.round(delta); // Number (integer)
	};

}