Matthew Buckett wrote: > If I attempt to parse the ICal date 20030403 I get the DateTime of > 20030402T230000Z due to currently being in british summer time. To get > around this I can append a Z to the Date to give 20030403Z put this is > not a legal Date accoring to RFC2445.
Does DateTime behaves correctly? > | Net::ICal - Interface to RFC2445 (iCalendar) calendaring and > | scheduling protocol. > This is the module that I am looking at and the last CVS commits made > seem to hint that Date::ICal should be used instead of Net::ICal::Time > > | DateTime - Reference implementation for Perl DateTime objects > Maybe I should look at changing Net::ICal to use DateTime::Format::ICal? I am (more-or-less) maintaining Date::ICal. We could work on a fix for it, and making it use DateTime::Format::ICal would be a good choice. Net::ICal should behave correctly after that. The latest development version of Date::ICal is here: http://www.ipct.pucrs.br/flavio/perl/Date-ICal-2.07.tar.gz - Flavio S. Glock
