At 6:01 pm -0800 2004-01-07, Mike Castle wrote:
DT:F:D uses DateTime::Event::DST, which is currently no where to be found
on CPAN.
Yet google turned up an announcement you did for it.
Help?
Sorry .. I forgot to get rid of that .. and some other stuff :)
The quick-fix is just to delete lines 6
This is the first 'stable' release and should be OK for production
use. Available from your local CPAN.
Todo: New formatting scheme of one kind or another, or more.
I'm thinking of creating my own formatting (see previous mail) for
this module and moving the current strf-type formatting to
Dave Rolsky wrote:
0.1901 2004-01-07 (the people care about ancient history? release)
That's why I think random dates are useful for testing :)
BTW, DateTime::Event::Random 0.02 just went to CPAN.
- Flavio S. Glock
Hi Flavio,
I'm stuck :(
I am trying to implement the changes that were discussed
recently on the list and am running into problems.
Here is what I have tried:
I have renamed the currect sunrise_sunset to
_sunrise_sunset (easy)
then I wrote a new sunrise_sunset sub to accommodate
the change
I think you are meaning something like this (untested):
sub sunrise_sunset {
my $class = shift;
my $dt = shift;
my $self = $class-_new( @_ );
return DateTime::Set-from_datetimes(
dates = $self-_current_rise_set-( $dt )
);
}
I believe a DateTime::Span
