Rick Measham schreef:
> Can't use a block eval for 'use X'. All 'use X' commands are parsed before
> anything else, so it will always try to use X, even if we don't go there.
Yes, of course, stupid me.
> 'require X' happens at run-time so doesn't need to be eval-ed.
Except if you want to catch t
On 26/3/03 9:44 am, Eugene van der Pijll at [EMAIL PROTECTED] spake thus:
> Rick Measham schreef:
>>> Best solution would perhaps to convert to Julian at the start of those
>>> methods, and to convert them back to Gregorian at the end.
>>> (DateTime::Calendar::Julian could be useful here ;-)
>>
>
On Tue, 25 Mar 2003, Eugene van der Pijll wrote:
> > other than:
> > eval("use DateTime::Set");
> > croak("Couldn't load DateTime::Set:".$@) if $@;
>
> Block-eval is better than string-eval. Also I think 'require' is used
> more often than 'use' in these kind of constructs, but I don't think
> t
Rick Measham schreef:
> > Best solution would perhaps to convert to Julian at the start of those
> > methods, and to convert them back to Gregorian at the end.
> > (DateTime::Calendar::Julian could be useful here ;-)
>
> Yeah, I figured I might have to do that, although then rather than finding
>
On 26/3/03 9:09 am, Dave Rolsky at [EMAIL PROTECTED] spake thus:
> I'm going to pick nits, because I'm anal.
Picking nits is good, but I swear I showered and combed my hair this
morning!
> - It'd be good to name the variables that are constants either in all caps
> or in StudlyCaps
Will do
> -
Thanks Eugene! This is excellent!
On 26/3/03 8:42 am, Eugene van der Pijll at [EMAIL PROTECTED] spake thus:
> Rick Measham schreef:
>> Beta 2 includes support for Orthodox Easter, however I doubt it
>> handles it the best way possible. Please take a look and offer
>> suggestions (its the last sub
I'm going to pick nits, because I'm anal.
- It'd be good to name the variables that are constants either in all caps
or in StudlyCaps
- You don't need to load Data::Dumper
- Your editor produces satanic tabbing indentation! What are you using?
When I load the code in emacs or vi it scrolls off
Rick Measham schreef:
> Beta 2 includes support for Orthodox Easter, however I doubt it
> handles it the best way possible. Please take a look and offer
> suggestions (its the last sub before the POD). It should also be
> noted that both Easters should return Gregorian Dates as they do now.
The
Hi Rick,
>
> Attached is Beta 2. I think I've incorporated all suggestions. If
> I've missed anything, let me know.
>
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>
> The ->set method is now ->as_list and I've added ->as_set which
> returns a DateTime::Set object (although this isn't tested at ALL!
> CPAN wouldn't give me Da
Hill, Ronald wrote:
> Does anyone know where I can get the DateTime::Set module?
Here:
http://www.ipct.pucrs.br/flavio/perl/DateTime-Set-0.00_18.tar.gz
You will also need this:
http://www.ipct.pucrs.br/flavio/perl/Set-Infinite-0.45.tar.gz
- Flavio S. Glock
Hill, Ronald wrote:
> Does anyone know where I can get the DateTime::Set module?
It is in the cvs (http://sourceforge.net --> project "perl-date-time").
I'll update CPAN now.
- Flavio S. Glock
Hi Rick,
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>
> The ->set method is now ->as_list and I've added ->as_set which
> returns a DateTime::Set object (although this isn't tested at ALL!
> CPAN wouldn't give me DateTime::Set :))
I guess I jumped the gun a bit, I will follow suit and make the changes to
the Sunrise module.
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