David Nicol
Thu, 24 Feb 2011 00:51:12 -0800
DateTime::Incomplete seems to be about managing ambiguity. It seems to me that what Kime is looking for is a data object with an additional dimension of duration. Time spans are generally stored as two points as exact as the date-time abstraction is use allows, and then there are methods called things like "contains" and "overlaps." An additional dimension is going to be required, if it is a second time point, or an accuracy indicator, or what -- some additional requirements gathering would be needed. After he has rolled his own solution, maybe he will share it?
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