By the way let me add that this:
On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 2:28 PM, kosnickx <kosni...@gmail.com> wrote:
> ({1w00h-1w01h59m59s},monday00o),
> ({1w02h-1w07h59m59s},monday02o),
> ({1w08h-1w11h59m59s},monday08o),
> ({1w12h-1w17h59m59s},monday12o),
> ({1w18h-1w19h59m59s},monday18o),
is unnecessarily complex, and even "wrong" in the sense that it
doesn't cover all the time interval. When you write 1w00h-1w02h it
already means "until 2 oclock excluded" i.e. "until 1:59:59 included".
So just remove those 59m59s and you'll get what you want. Right now,
none of these intervals is valid at 1:59:59.
David
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