mount of confusion. There is my original module, which has
subsquently been rolled into D::F::Builder.
Is there a way to flag a module as superseded/deprecated?
Thanks
-kellan
one to UTC, and don't do anything in the database that
requires timezone math. Use DateTime.pm for that.
-kellan
nce exceptions are one really good reason why its hard
to ever come up with an elegant, purely rule based recurrence
representation. For events involving humans its inevitable that
sometimes this month's occurrence will get cancelled or re-scheduled.
-kellan
agic?
thanks
-kellan
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make the change in CVS if that would help (pretty sure I still have
access). But someone would have to deploy it.
kellan
lt to catch up on issues like the timezone memory usage
question.
Is there any chance of getting the archives.develooper.com fixed?
Anything one could do to help? A low threshold solution would be to just
start using mail-archive.org, but then we would lose considerable history.
thanks
k
, etc
(corresponding format_)
Good work.
kellan
On Fri, 21 Mar 2003, Iain 'Spoon' Truskett wrote:
> Morning all,
>
>
> Wander over to
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> http://perl.dellah.org/modules/
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> and have a look at DateTime::Format::Builder. It's not finished.
>
> The doc
dding date components the
time stays the same.
kellan
s email that strftime() could
pontentially be passed a Format object, in which case it would be nice to
make sure that the blessed ref we're dealing is indeed a descendent of
Format. (just an example)
kellan
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overriden"; } but that
makes it impossible to use can() )
Are you interested in having this (and this sort of thing) checked into
the perl-date-time project on Sourceforge, or maintained separately?
kellan
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way XML::SAX offers a
PurePerl impl?
kellan
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ave a DateTime->format() method that can dispatch to
a Format object, or strftime, and leave strftime alone.
> Yes, the object for the iCal format is pointless, but I'd like to have the
> same(-ish) API for all format modules.
And its really not pointless. So its all good.
kellan
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those values in local time)
Often in these situations you would use timelocal() but timelocal()
assumes the values you are passing are in the systems localtime and
doesn't provide an API to override that assumption.
Kellan
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again for this amazing module.
kellan
1. http://www.w3.org/TR/NOTE-datetime
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diff -Naur DateTime/TimeZone.pm DateTime_Z/TimeZone.pm
--- DateTime/TimeZone.pm2003-02-13 06:57:56.0 +
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teTime so
there might be a more elegant solution I'm not seeing.
kellan
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diff -Naur DateTime/DateTime.pm DateTime_epoch_tz/DateTime.pm
--- DateTime/DateTime.pm2003-02-13 06:47:23.0 +
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hed a patch.
Thanks,
kellan
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diff -Naur DateTime/TimeZone.pm DateTime_abs/TimeZone.pm
--- DateTime/TimeZone.pm2003-02-13 06:38:41.0 +
+++ DateTime_abs/TimeZone.pm2003-02-13 06:39:29.
constructor that expects a pre-calculated
offset (e.g. OffsetOnly->from_seconds( $offset ) )
I would be happy to implement any of these, but as I'm just starting to
work with DateTime don't really have a reccomendation.
kellan
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