Rick Measham wrote:
I'm trying to get next/previous spans from a given DateTime. I'm
defining next/previous as the event who started before or after $dt.
Where it ends doesn't matter, even if we're still in the middle of the
event.
Rick:
Did you get it working?
I'm starting the
G'day Flavio,
I'm doing some intensive SpanSet stuff and I'm thinking you might be
able to answer a couple of questions:
I'm trying to get next/previous spans from a given DateTime. I'm
defining next/previous as the event who started before or after $dt.
Where it ends doesn't matter, even if
On Thu, 9 Oct 2003, Flavio S. Glock wrote:
DT::SpanSet misses all these methods:
next( $dt )
previous( $dt )
current( $dt )
closest( $dt )
as_list
Is it ok to implement this in DT::SpanSet?
Please do!
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I've done some diagrams, in order to check if
you agree with the semantics of these SpanSet
functions.
Some of these operations can be interpreted
in more than one way. If you think something
should be different, please let me know.
This is the notation used:
[aaa] - a closed spanset or span
