Hi all, > On Mar 1, 2017, at 8:47 PM, Marius Feraru <altb...@n0i.net> wrote: > > ++ make sure you agree with your party what's what, as, for instance, some > will say "second Friday of September 2017 is 15th", while others say to be > "8th"… and so on. Sorry, I know it's ugly. ;-) >
Marius, I didn’t understand your comment here. Isn’t this a question with only one answer, not a matter of having to agree beforehand? i.e. isn’t the second Friday of September 2017 *really* the 8th? Also, looking at the week_start_day parameter, wouldn’t ‘1fr’ work better? (Then we start counting on the first Friday, so we really get the second Friday correctly.) For me, that gives Sept. 8 as the second Friday of Sept. 2017, anyway. :-) Likewise for Dec. 8. Also, I’ll note that the docs for DateTime::Event::Recurrence give an example that’s exactly like the original poster’s code: # second tuesday of every month my $set = DateTime::Event::Recurrence->monthly( weeks => 2, days => 2 ); so maybe that should be clarified. Also, since the docs say “The week_start_day parameter is intended for internal use…” that initially implied to me that it shouldn’t be set by a caller - so I wonder if there’s another way to clarify that in the docs. Eric
