Flavio == Flavio S Glock [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Flavio DateTime-Event-ICal 0.04
Flavio - yearly/monthly and byday parameters are properly
Flavio handled, such as in:
Flavio ( freq = 'yearly', bymonth = 7, byday = '3mo' )
Flavio Reported by John Bishop.
Borked
CPAN.pm: Going to
Ok, I'm convinced. Just go ahead and check it in as implemented.
Done. I'll also add some tests for the 'name' normalization in OffsetOnly before the
next release.
-J
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Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
Borked
CPAN.pm: Going to build F/FG/FGLOCK/DateTime-Event-ICal-0.04.tar.gz
Checking if your kit is complete...
Looks good
Warning: prerequisite DateTime::Event::Recurrence 0.06 not found. We have 0.05.
Thanks - I just added the required version number to
John Bishop wrote:
When I attempt to install this, I get the following error:
$ perl Makefile.PL
Warning: prerequisite DateTime::Event::Recurrence 0.06 not found. We have 0.05.
I went ahead with compilation and installation, but now I get the following
error when I try to use the
* Val Schmidt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [27 Aug 2003 02:00]:
I searched around a bit and haven't been able to find a way to create
a datetime object with the year and day of year, instead of year,
month, day of month.
my $dt = DateTime-from_day_of_year(
year = $year,
day_of_year
Er. Feel kind of dumb. Completely missed this.
Thanks so much.
-Val
On Tue, 2003-08-26 at 12:14, Iain Truskett wrote:
* Val Schmidt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [27 Aug 2003 02:00]:
I searched around a bit and haven't been able to find a way to create
a datetime object with the year and day of
Hi All,
I wanted to ask the group about an idea I have for an article for the
perl review. This would be a beginner/newbie article on basic usage
of DateTime. I have put together some ideas starting with getting things
into/out of DateTime and comparing dates. Any other ideas for the article?
I
* Hill, Ronald ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [27 Aug 2003 03:04]:
I wanted to ask the group about an idea I have for an
article for the perl review.
The Perl Review is on hold until brian d foy comes back from
active duty. Perhaps try TPJ?
[now to actually read the article...]
cheers,
--
Iain.
Hi Iain,
* Hill, Ronald ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [27 Aug 2003 03:04]:
I wanted to ask the group about an idea I have for an
article for the perl review.
The Perl Review is on hold until brian d foy comes back from
active duty. Perhaps try TPJ?
Hmn! That is what I thought until I
John Bishop wrote:
By the way, something else I wanted to bring up is with recurrences that occur
monthly on days greater than 28. It looks like (from my testing) that your
code will skip them in months that are too short. (for example, every month
on the 31st will always skip february,
Hill, Ronald schreef:
I wanted to ask the group about an idea I have for an article for the
perl review. This would be a beginner/newbie article on basic usage
of DateTime. I have put together some ideas starting with getting things
into/out of DateTime and comparing dates. Any other ideas for
On 8/26/03 2:10 PM, Eugene van der Pijll wrote:
* You might want to show some date math:
$dt1 = DateTime-now();
# One week ago:
$dt2 = $dt1-clone-subtract( weeks = 1);
print $dt2-datetime, \n;
...except you almost certainly want to do this:
$dt1 = DateTime-now(time_zone =
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