I have just put a new module in CVS: DateTime-Format-Roman.
This module formats any DateTime object as a Roman date.
For example: today is the Kalends of June 2003; -0043-03-15 was the Ides
of March 44BC.
The interface is more or less based on strftime. At the moment it is
very simple, only provi
Dave Rolsky wrote:
> On Sat, 31 May 2003, Richard Evans wrote:
>
>> > No need to use if.pm really. Just do this:
>> >
>> > BEGIN {
>> > eval 'use utf8' if $] >= 5.006;
>> > }
>>
>> Yeah, I thought that should work, but I knocked up a quick test:
>>
>>
>> BEGIN
>> {
>> eval 'use wa
On Fri, 30 May 2003, Ben Bennett wrote:
> This class allows you to wrap an arbitrary object and provide
> stringification and numification methods while changing the interface
> to the object as little as possible.
Have you taken a look at Class::Decorator on CPAN? What you've
implemented is mor
On Fri, 30 May 2003, Ben Bennett wrote:
> On Fri, May 30, 2003 at 12:36:17PM -0500, Dave Rolsky wrote:
> >
> > The archives are linked on the mailing list page and the modules page has
> > links to each module's CPAN page.
>
> OK. At the very least I want to leave a link to the top of
> datetime.
Ok, I think the test results for 20infinite.t may be different because of
recent changes in subtract_datetime. Could a Windows user run the tests
again, please?
For the 04epoch.t failures, I think I'll need to be able to use the latest
Time::Local code, which means releasing it to CPAN. Hopefull
Ah, interesting, I missed those packages when searching for "prior
art". Class::Decorator seems not to allow what I want (new arbitrary
methods) but instead seems to allow you to insert pre and post code.
Class::Wrapper is closer but I don't think it is compatible because of
all the hackery I have
From Ben Bennet (Fri, 30 May 2003 15:24:13 -0400)
>OK, it looks like it is bombing because of all of the modules to
>install... each timezone module looks like:
>
>TO_INST_PM =
> DateTime/Timezone/yada_yada.pm \
> ...
>
>Repeat that for a few hundred lines and you overflow their feeble
>make.
>
I found this amusing post on the poop-group
(Perl Object-Oriented Persistance) today.
- Forwarded message from Sam Vilain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -
From: Sam Vilain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Dan Sully <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: Darren Duncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Poop-g
>
> Ok, I think the test results for 20infinite.t may be
> different because of
> recent changes in subtract_datetime. Could a Windows user
> run the tests
> again, please?
>
> For the 04epoch.t failures, I think I'll need to be able to
> use the latest
> Time::Local code, which means relea
FAQ said:
> 2.3: Why do I need to truncate dates?
> ...
> Of course if you are trying to work out if an hour long
> meeting is going on now then you should truncate to
> hours... but for that kind of thing you probably want a
> DateTime::Span
RFC - Do we need something like this?
$span = Da
I'm having problems with RedHat 9. Now it could just be my install,
but someone might be able to help me. I know this is offtopic, but
the problem only reared it's head when installing DateTime. The
problem is this: in shell, I can't type a quote without a seqeunce
such as [quote][x][delete]. I
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