Flavio said:
WKST has two parts: the algorithm
specification, and the day name.
I'm reading rfc2445 again.
I'm wrong - WKST is just a normal weekday.
There is one algorithm for year recurrences, and
another one for monthly recurrences.
- Flavio S. Glock
There is some math in DateTime::Event::Recurrence
that could be moved into a DateTime::Util::* module.
Most of this math is related to week of year and
week of month.
I'd like to know if anyone can see some use for these
subroutines outside of DateTime::Event::Recurrence:
as_number( $datetime,
On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Besides the common units, it can calculate
'year_weekly' and 'month_weekly' (week of year,
week of month).
DT already supports both of these, doesn't it? Check out the week(),
week_year(), week_number(), and week_of_month() methods.
The
Is this for taking an ISO week number and day of week and getting a
month, day and year back?
Dave, would it be possible to have a DT constructor for this? There
is an accessor (week()) that does the reverse... For the ISO8601
module it would be nice to have this, although it is easy enough to
On Fri, 20 Jun 2003, Ben Bennett wrote:
Is this for taking an ISO week number and day of week and getting a
month, day and year back?
Dave, would it be possible to have a DT constructor for this? There
is an accessor (week()) that does the reverse... For the ISO8601
module it would be
On Fri, 20 Jun 2003, Joshua Hoblitt wrote:
I can't think of any other usage which necessitates such a constructor.
strptime needs it.
Actually, if we're going to emulate the C library's strptime() then it's a
_different_ week number. In fact, there's two different ones strptime()
handles,
