I know you've worked hard on this, and I apologize for coming off
sounding a bit grumpy about things.
Jonathan M Davis wrote:
* datetime.core: Contains types and functions which are used by most of the
other modules in datetime (e.g. the enum TUnit which hold the various units of
time: year, hour, second, etc.).
* datetime.duration: Contains the various duration types.
* datetime.interval: Contains the various interval and range types.
[...]
* datetime.timepoint: Contains the various time point types. It also contains
Clock, which will give you the current time.
* datetime.timezone: Contains the various time zone classes which SysTime uses.
It bothers me that there are so many types, i.e. "various duration
types", "various interval types", etc.
Now that I read that again, why is there both a "duration" and an
"interval"?
Why are there multiple "various time zone classes" instead of "a" time
zone class?
Does handling time really merit seven modules?
The code:
https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B-f1J0HiG2ovYmMzYWVkODMtODRiYi00NTg4LWI4MDctOTQ0MjE4YTI5Y2U1&sort=name&layout=list&num=50
Argh, I have to create Yet Another Account just to look at the code. I
apologize if my comments are answered in the code source.
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