On Mon, 31 Mar 2003, Flavio S. Glock wrote: > In module: DateTime > New method: extend() > > Returns a DateTime::Span after the current date. > If the parameter is a date, returns the span between the two dates. > If the parameter is a duration, returns the span between the current > date and "date+duration". > > $dt_span = $dt_start->extend( until => $dt_end ); > > $dt_span = $dt_start->extend( duration => $dt_duration ); > > $dt_span = $dt_start->extend( hours => 24 ); > > Other names: > > span() > to_span() > > Implementation: > > calls DateTime::Span->new() > > "auto-uses" DateTime::Span
I agree with Eugene. This belongs in DateTime::Span, because it's a span constructor. Also, I'm pretty against most "auto-use" type stuff, because it's not very memory friendly under mod_perl, and I do a lot of mod_perl work. -dave /*======================= House Absolute Consulting www.houseabsolute.com =======================*/
