Re: Chinese/Japanese calendars - GMP is a pre-requisite

2004-01-19 Thread Joshua Hoblitt 
On Sat, 17 Jan 2004, David Wheeler wrote:

 On Jan 16, 2004, at 7:55 PM, Joshua Hoblitt wrote:

  I would do it the way we did it in DBD::Pg: Put it in t/lib:
 
  Why not use Module::Install?

 Because not everyone is connected to a network with access to a CPAN
 mirror. And those people will hate you.

RTFM on Module::Install

-J

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Re: Perl 5.8.[23] + DateTime::Format::ISO8601 - leap year failure in t/02_examples.t (test code, not main code)

2004-01-19 Thread Joshua Hoblitt 
On Sun, 18 Jan 2004, Jonathan Leffler wrote:

 When I try to build DateTime::Format::ISO8601 v0.04, I'm getting a
 test failure in t/02_examples.t:

 t/02_examples.NOK 24# Failed test (t/02_examples.t at line
 156)
 #  got: '2004-04-11'
 # expected: '2004-04-12'
 t/02_examples.ok 140/140# Looks like you failed 1 tests of
 140.
 t/02_examples.dubious

  Test returned status 1 (wstat 256, 0x100)
 DIED. FAILED test 24
  Failed 1/140 tests, 99.29% okay

 I think this is a leap year problem in the test.  The test is:

I've reproduced the bug and agree with your analysis.  I'll get a fixed release out 
soon.

Thanks for reporting this.

-J

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[Announce] Datetime-Event-Sunrise-0.05 on CVS

2004-01-19 Thread Hill, Ronald 
Hi All,

I just updated DateTime-Event-Sunrise on CVS to include the new
methods sunrise_sunset_span, sunrise_datetime, sunset_datetime.

Example: (per Flavio)

  my $sun = DateTime::Event::Sunrise-new(
  longitude ='-118' ,
  latitude = '33' );

  my $dt1 = $sun-sunrise_datetime( $dt );
  print Sunrise is: , $dt1-datetime  , \n;
  my $dt2 = $sun-sunset_datetime( $dt );
  print Sunset is: ,  $dt2-datetime , \n;

  my $dt_span = $sun-sunrise_sunset_span( datetime = $dt );
  print Sunrise is: , $dt_span-start-datetime , \n;
  print Sunset is: ,  $dt_span-end-datetime   , \n;

I should release to CPAN in a few days.

Thanks

Ron Hill

Re: Chinese/Japanese calendars - GMP is a pre-requisite

2004-01-19 Thread David Wheeler 
On Jan 19, 2004, at 2:40 AM, Joshua Hoblitt wrote:

Because not everyone is connected to a network with access to a CPAN
mirror. And those people will hate you.
RTFM on Module::Install
Got tuits?

David