Flavio S. Glock wrote:
2005/12/8, Renato Serodio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Dear DateTime developers,
I'm doing some calculations which involve calendrical calculations such
as are implemented by your module, with additional GPS time calculations.
To get everything working, I need to use DateTime, DateTime::Duration
and the Astro::Time and DateTime::Precise modules. Now, these last two
are in because there's no in-built way to get the fraction of day, nor
gps week number and seconds after start of week.
I suppose it would be desirable to have these methods in DateTime. It
appears there's no module that implements them and plays nice with DateTime.
Since DateTime::Precise is around for so long, and there was even an
attempt of the author to get the things integrated, I'd like to ask how
the matter stands: are there plans to implement this code, are there
better workarounds, or do you need someone to do it?
Regards,
Renato Serodio
DateTime::Precise is based on a different "DateTime.pm" module than
the "DateTime project".
How about migrating this into a DateTime::Calendar::GPS module?
- Flavio S. Glock
I'm all for moving the code from the DateTime::Precise module into the official
DateTime project and retiring DateTime::Precise. However, I have no cycles to
do this work, so somebody else will have to do the merging.
Regards,
Blair
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