Flavio S. Glock schreef: > In module: DateTime > New method: extend() > Returns a DateTime::Span after the current date.
I don't really like this in DateTime. I feel this functionality belongs in DateTime::Span. After all, this method is a DateTime::Span constructor. Secondly, I don't think the name is appropriate. "Extending a datetime" is a very unusual phrase, unless the datetime is something like a deadline, or an end_of_contract. But in that case, extending a deadline would result in another, later deadline, i.e. a datetime, not in a span. "Extending a timespan" is perfectly OK, so I could well see a DateTime::Span::extend method. > Other names: > > span() > to_span() These would be better. In case these are added, may I argue for a DateTime::to_julian() method? Eugene
