Dave Rolsky wrote: > > $set1 = DateTime::SpanSet->new( start_set => $dt_set, end_set => $dt_set ); > What would this create exactly?
This is the same thing, but with another syntax (I prefer this one): $set_start = new DateTime::Set( $day1, $day3 ); $set_end = new DateTime::Set( $day2, $day4 ); $spanset = $set_start->until( $set_end ); It creates this DateTime::SpanSet: [ $day1 .. $day2 ) , [ $day3 .. $day4 ) meaning: a time-span that starts in day1 and ends before day2, then restarts in day3 and ends before day4. - set_start and set_end can be recurrences. - Flavio S. Glock
