My recollection was that Calendar:: was used mostly by interfaces to external calendar software. Not that it should be that way, but that seems to be the precedent. Perhaps App::Calendar::Simple?? There is an App-Calendar package already but that only contains App::Calendar::CalendarApp.pm and App::Calendar::MonthCalendar.pm. (It generates HTML to display a month, so doesn't really overlap with what you have.)
> my $mon = shift || (localtime)[4] + 1; > my $yr = shift || ((localtime)[5] + 1900); If it is 12/2002 at the time of the first call to localtime and 1/2003 by the time of the second localtime, you'll get an erroneous 12/2003. (I've actually had a user report a bug when something like this happened, though that was hitting a month-end boundary, not a year-end.) > "Don't you boys know any _nice_ songs?" "He used to cut my grass; he was a very nice boy."
