Re: New OO interface to handle time

has more friendly syntax. But if you want to do this, then I suppose choose one author, contact him and send him patches. Yet Another Time module is (I think) not worth writing... \--- Regards, dLux -- Linux is like wigwam: no windows, no gates, apache inside!

announce: Class::Date

a DBD module - Easy to use, no need for long date-calculations with non-oo modules. - Well-defined error handling bugs and limitation: - Handles dates and times that is handled by the POSIX localtime and mktime functions, so dates before 1970 are not handled well. dLux -- ..all in all

Re: Need Timer Module

::Binary for handling jobs - use "alarm" for waking up at the next job I don't have better idea... dLux -- Tel: (+36)/30-9663314

Class::Date 2.0 design RFC

out implementing this class, which could become an illegal Class::Date::Rel class. Regards, dLux -- echo '16i[q]sa[ln0=aln100%Pln100/snlbx]sbA0D4D465452snlbxq' | dc

Re: Class::Date 2.0 design RFC

Hy, 2002-02-25, h keltezéssel Steffen Beyer ezt írta: > Hello dLux, in a previous mail you wrote: > > > Class::Date::Rel > > > > "Business days" field added. (TODO: find out a good syntax for it) > > Have you seen Date::Calend

announce: Class::Date 1.0.10

here it does _not_ work with perl 5.6.1 or later. I hope that someone will fix this with new time_t in libc. If you really need dates over 2038 and before 1902, you need to completely rewrite this module or use Date::Calc or other date modules. Note: I can use * This mo

Win32 platform and the TZ environment variable

running software? dLux -- This message is READ-ONLY

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c...). This method is better, because: - UNIX timestamps depend on the timezone - UNIX timestamps has limited range. Szabó, Balázs (dLux) -- < Szabó, Balázs Tibor - dLux >

Announce: Class::Date 1.1.0

really need dates over 2038 and before 1902, you need to completely rewrite this module or use Date::Calc or other date modules. * This module uses Time::Local, and when it croaks, Class::Date returns "Invalid date or time" error message. Time::Local is d

Re: Seeking ways to put order to the Perl date chaos

/p5ee/software/htdocs/P5EEx/Blue/datetime.html I would be happy if the "standardization team" would find Class::Date useful, but I don't think we need a standard module. We need good modules, which are _co-operating_ to achieve the actual project's goals. Regards, Szabó, Balázs (dLux) -- :wq

strftime bug (#7835) and Class::Date

://hacks.dlux.hu/Class-Date/download/Class-Date-1.1.2.tar.gz (It will not be submitted to the CPAN, while it is not reported to work well.) Thank you for your attention. Regards, Szabó, Balázs (dLux) -- "Never send a Human to do the machine's job"

Re: [mplspm]: Picking up the ball

t;, "gmdatetime" functions for short-cuts of the constructors. - Object for an invalid date Syntax proposals, which are besides the syntax of Date::ICal: - $date + { year => 3 } - $date + [ 3, 0, 0 ] Szabó, Balázs (dLux) -- #!/bin/perl -sp0777i

Re: [mplspm]: Picking up the ball

an invalid date Can you explain why this is useful? When a date is invalid, then the program does not croak if it is referenced, and we can pass error-information in it. I won't tell it is a perfect solution, better way of handling invalid dates are welcome. Szabó, Balázs (dLux) -- god:~# create world Segmentation fault (core dumped)

Re: [mplspm]: Picking up the ball

=> "as_string"; sub as_string { my ($self) = @_; my ($package) = caller; no strict refs; return $package->FORMAT_DATETIME($self) if $package->can("FORMAT_DATETIME"); ... } The author of a module just have to write a d