Jeffrey A Schoolcraft wrote:
> Your perl time troubles can be settled by installing the DateCalc.pm (perl module),
>you can probably get it from www.cpan.org.
Or just use the gmtime function (or localtime function) in a list context:
$time = (time);
$time = $time - 86400;
@date = (gmtime($time));
Try 'perldoc perlfunc' and look up the gmtime or localtime to get a reference of what
each element inthe array matches, but it becomes essentially what you've split, and
finessed with the rest of your code.
HTH
Jeremy Wadsack
Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
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