Just out of curiousity...why the '_datetime' suffix on these methods?
Isn't that redundant? Or was it assuming that these methods might be
showing up in classes outside of the DateTime namespace?
And speaking of brevity...the 0.18 docs for DateTime say that
'time_zone_long_name' is short for $d
> Just out of curiousity...why the '_datetime' suffix on these methods?
> Isn't that redundant? Or was it assuming that these methods might be
> showing up in classes outside of the DateTime namespace?
To differentiate from: _date, _time, _span, etc.
> And speaking of brevity...the 0.18 docs for
On Wed, 5 Nov 2003, Matt Sisk wrote:
> Just out of curiousity...why the '_datetime' suffix on these methods?
> Isn't that redundant? Or was it assuming that these methods might be
> showing up in classes outside of the DateTime namespace?
Because we can parse and format things that aren'ts dateti
