original_string: protected function get_timestamp_max_limit(\DateTimeInterface $starttime, $max) {
          // We're doing a similar calculation here as we are for the minimum
          // day timestamp. See the explanation above.
          $values = [];
          $timestamp = $max[0];
          $errorstring = $max[1];
          $maxdate = (new \DateTimeImmutable())->setTimestamp($timestamp);
          $maxstart = $maxdate->setTime(
              $starttime->format('H'),
              $starttime->format('i'),
              $starttime->format('s')
          );
          $midnight = usergetmidnight($timestamp);
  
          if ($maxdate >= $maxstart) {
              $values['maxdaytimestamp'] = $midnight;
          } else {
              $yesterday = (new \DateTime())->setTimestamp($midnight)->modify('-1 day');
              $values['maxdaytimestamp'] = $yesterday->getTimestamp();
          }
  
          // Get the human readable error message to display if the max day
          // timestamp is violated.
          $values['maxdayerror'] = $errorstring;
          return $values;
      }
code: protected function get_timestamp_max_limit(\DateTimeInterface $starttime, $max) {
          // We're doing a similar calculation here as we are for the minimum
          // day timestamp. See the explanation above.
          $values = [];
          $timestamp = $max[0];
          $errorstring = $max[1];
          $maxdate = (new \DateTimeImmutable())->setTimestamp($timestamp);
          $maxstart = $maxdate->setTime(
              $starttime->format('H'),
              $starttime->format('i'),
              $starttime->format('s')
          );
          $midnight = usergetmidnight($timestamp);
  
          if ($maxdate >= $maxstart) {
              $values['maxdaytimestamp'] = $midnight;
          } else {
              $yesterday = (new \DateTime())->setTimestamp($midnight)->modify('-1 day');
              $values['maxdaytimestamp'] = $yesterday->getTimestamp();
          }
  
          // Get the human readable error message to display if the max day
          // timestamp is violated.
          $values['maxdayerror'] = $errorstring;
          return $values;
      }
code_tokens: protected function get_timestamp_max_limit ( \ DateTimeInterface $ starttime , $ max ) { // We're doing a similar calculation here as we are for the minimum // day timestamp. See the explanation above. $ values = [ ] ; $ timestamp = $ max [ 0 ] ; $ errorstring = $ max [ 1 ] ; $ maxdate = ( new \ DateTimeImmutable ( ) ) -> setTimestamp ( $ timestamp ) ; $ maxstart = $ maxdate -> setTime ( $ starttime -> format ( 'H' ) , $ starttime -> format ( 'i' ) , $ starttime -> format ( 's' ) ) ; $ midnight = usergetmidnight ( $ timestamp ) ; if ( $ maxdate >= $ maxstart ) { $ values [ 'maxdaytimestamp' ] = $ midnight ; } else { $ yesterday = ( new \ DateTime ( ) ) -> setTimestamp ( $ midnight ) -> modify ( '-1 day' ) ; $ values [ 'maxdaytimestamp' ] = $ yesterday -> getTimestamp ( ) ; } // Get the human readable error message to display if the max day // timestamp is violated. $ values [ 'maxdayerror' ] = $ errorstring ; return $ values ; }
docstring: Get the correct maximum midnight day limit based on the event start time
  and the maximum timestamp limit of what the event belongs to.
  
  @param DateTimeInterface $starttime The event start time
  @param array $max The module's maximum limit for the event
  @return array Returns an array with maxdaytimestamp and maxdayerror keys.
docstring_tokens: Get the correct maximum midnight day limit based on the event start time and the maximum timestamp limit of what the event belongs to .