Re: Time Delta

At 5:07 PM +1000 2/10/03, Scott Penrose wrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 I am trying to do the age old problem... * Here is DateTime 1 * Here is DateTime 2 * Here is the working week (Mon-Fri, 9-5) (or whatever we define) * Tell me the working hours between DateTime 1 and

DateTime::TimeZone :: dieing on non existing timezone

Hi, i'm looking for a way to find out if a timezone is valid. If i want to check a timezone using this module i instanciate an object with the provided name: my $otz = new DateTime::TimeZone( name = 'Europe/Paris' ); This name is valid so no problem, but if i try: my $otz = new

Re: Time Delta

Rick Measham wrote: At 5:07 PM +1000 2/10/03, Scott Penrose wrote: I am trying to do the age old problem... * Here is DateTime 1 * Here is DateTime 2 * Here is the working week (Mon-Fri, 9-5) (or whatever we define) * Tell me the working hours between DateTime 1 and DateTime 2 eg:

Re: DateTime::TimeZone :: dieing on non existing timezone

Mathieu wrote: Hi, i'm looking for a way to find out if a timezone is valid. If i want to check a timezone using this module i instanciate an object with the provided name: my $otz = new DateTime::TimeZone( name = 'Europe/Paris' ); This name is valid so no problem, but if i try: my

RFC: API for DateTime::Business:Week (was Re: Time Delta)

Scott asked: * Here is DateTime 1 * Here is DateTime 2 * Here is the working week (Mon-Fri, 9-5) (or whatever we define) * Tell me the working hours between DateTime 1 and DateTime 2 Rick Measham wrote: G'day DateTimers, Any clues on why the intersections don't create properly? Flavio S.

ANNOUNCE: DateTime-Calendar-Hebrew-0.04

.04 Thu Oct 03 12:00:00 2003 - moved sunset.pl to eg/sunset.pl. Added more samples. - added to the docs to explain more about the sunset calculations. - ran podchecker on my module Should have all been included in version .03 Steve