Re: About the next version of DateTme::Event::Sunrise

What if you implemented it as 'spin' or 'hour' or 'spin_hour' or whatever, as a number and (optionally) exported constants to signify the algorithm? That means users could either provide their own number, or could use one of the provided. I don't write much perl any more so forgive me if I

Re: How to check if a DateTime is invalid (again - but this time without using eval)?

On 3/07/2017 17:44, Binarus wrote: This answer has 49 upvotes, so can't be too wrong. Oh no, this is the internet. That's likely 49 other people don't know the answer, but want to look smart. - Rick -- Message protected for iSite by MailGuard: e-mail anti-virus, anti-spam and content

Re: How to check if a DateTime is invalid (again - but this time without using eval)?

I'm not sure what you mean by 'local DIE handlers'. Are you talking about defining a local $SIG{__DIE__} ? I've been out of perl for a couple of years, but surely you should just use eval{} ? $dt = eval { $parser->parse( $input );}; if( $@ ){ echo "Unable to parse your date

Re: DateTime and Etc timezones

> I don't understand [why] it is not already in the DateTime module Because it doesn't make a lot of sense. GMT+6 doesn't allow for daylight savings changes and any other historic changes. it requires your users to come to the site twice a year to adjust their time zone. Instead you should

Re: Status of DateTime::Event::Easter

On 16-Jan-15 07:53, Jean Forget wrote: I have noticed that your module has not been updated till 2004. Hi everyone! Happy DateTime-now() to you all. As Jean pointed out above, I have not done much on DateTime in quite a while. I don't play much in perl any more, but remain proud of the work

Re: Status of DateTime::Event::Easter

Hi Jean, Thanks for poking me on this. I don't spend much time coding any more. And even less, coding in perl. And even less coding in DateTime! If you're willing to take over the maintenance then I have no problem with that at all. You'll need to remind me what I need to do to make that

Re: Parsing performance...

First note is that Strptime is designed to be flexible. Speed wasn't the goal. That said, it also wasn't designed to be slow! Second, and most importantly, your benchmark should fare MUCH better if you don't create a new parser every time. Create the parser outside the benchmark sub and it

Re: DateTime::Duration-compare() return value is not specified in the documentation.

Hi Andreas, It does need to be documented, but to explain: $dt-compare follows the behavior of `cmp` and ``. - Rick On Thu, 10 Oct 2013 10:07:02 +0200, Andreas Isberg wrote: Hi, The documentation does not specify what What does DateTime::Duration-compare() returns. From some

Re: Issue with finding next DST change, date math error?

Back in 2007 I wrote about some code I wrote in 2003. No idea if it'd be useful. http://grokbase.com/t/perl/datetime/073612z62x/event-dst-pulling-dst-changes-from-datetime Cheers! Rick Measham  On 23/05/2012, at 6:59, Anthony Ball a...@suave.net wrote: I never had any luck finding anything

Re: Issue with finding next DST change, date math error?

epoch days, you'd see a double up every ~4 years so that years were always a multiple of 365. (Imagine if leap seconds actually skewed the epoch by a second how hard it would be to use them? (eg: time() % 86400)) Cheers! Rick Measham On 25/05/2012, at 23:08, Anthony Ball a...@suave.net wrote: So

Re: Olson querying

Magic! Cheers! Rick Measham  On 09/05/2012, at 6:38, mer...@stonehenge.com (Randal L. Schwartz) wrote: Rick == Rick Measham r...@measham.id.au writes: Rick $ olson time 13:48 # where is it currently 13:44? Rick $ olson time 13:48 -Cau # where in Australia is it currently 13

Re: DateTime performance

it against any recent DateTime releases. Cheers! Rick Measham  On 02/05/2012, at 8:29, Philipp K. Janert jan...@ieee.org wrote: Question: When using DateTime for a large number of instances, it becomes a serious performance drag. A typical application for me involves things like log

Re: Olson querying

/Sydney Feels like a useful way to offer a limited number of zones to a customer when you know their localtime (eg. in a web interface) Cheers! Rick Measham On 6/03/2012 9:21 AM, Zefram wrote: New version of the query tool attached. This one has a lot more options for searching for zones. It lets

Re: Error with the leap year

lies in its accuracy, and an important part of that is validation. If you want to add a day, add a day. It works as you'd expect. Cheers! Rick Measham  * Possibly not. Imagine we're operating a dam and in order to be well prepared we issue a new command every day: in one years time, spill

Re: Error with the leap year

= 13, day = 42 ) assume you wanted Dec 31? No, it's an error. If you wanted 13 months, 42 days after Jan 1st 2012, then you should be using date math. Cheers! Rick Measham  On 03/03/2012, at 5:14, Karen Etheridge p...@froods.org wrote: On Thu, Mar 01, 2012 at 08:26:13PM -0800, Michael G

Re: Error with the leap year

at the top of the synopsis? Cheers! Rick Measham  -- Message protected for iSite by MailGuard: e-mail anti-virus, anti-spam and content filtering.http://www.mailguard.com.au

Re: How to distinguish between no month/day and 01/01?

provide an easy route to ::incomplete for other parsers that already use strptime for parsing. Cheers! Rick Measham On 29/03/2011 9:37 AM, Karen Etheridge wrote: I just started using DateTime::Incomplete for a project and discovered that would be handy to have a string parser, so I came back

Re: How to distinguish between no month/day and 01/01?

' option. No solutions, just thoughts. Cheers! Rick Measham On 24/02/2011, at 17:59, Philip Kime philk...@kime.org.uk wrote: Yes, that would be fine and I could use DateTime::Incomplete to get what I want but unfortunately what I need is the parsing so I don't have to parse it all myself (which

Re: Rounding a DateTime to the nearest minute

This works in my head: $dt-add( seconds = 30 )-truncate( to = 'minute' ); Cheers! Rick Measham On 01/12/2010, at 10:32 PM, Jaldhar H. Vyas jald...@braincells.com wrote: Is there a simple way to do this (i.e. 6:14:56 becomes 6:15:00, 6:14:07 becomes 6:14::00 etc.) or do I have to roll my own

Re: datetime::duration doesn't do what I expect and doesn't produce an error either

::Duration which is aimed at formatting durations in a manner that makes sense to the user of the module. Cheers! Rick Measham On 16/07/2010 12:15 PM, Paul Miller wrote: On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 5:42 PM, Rick Meashamr...@measham.id.au wrote: You'd be looking for the ISO normalization in DateTime

Re: Span subclass in SpanSet

, got frustrated, wandered off and gave up. Sorry I can't offer you any further help, but the inability is so fundamental to the way spans and spansets are built that there would be no solution beyond created your own set of classes. Cheers! Rick Measham -- Message protected for iSite

Re: Taking over DateTime::Format::Strptime?

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Re: [ANNOUNCE] DateTime::Format::Strptime 1.1000

Dave Rolsky wrote: On Tue, 14 Jul 2009, Rick Measham wrote: This release depends on DateTime::Locale 0.43 and the locale tests expect the data provided by that module. This isn't future-proof, but Dave says that the methods that provide the %x, %X and %c patterns to strftime are deprecated

Re: DateTime::Format::Strptime fails test

patterns for %c, %x and %X? If not, how will those be generated? Cheers! Rick Measham -- Message protected for iSite by MailGuard: e-mail anti-virus, anti-spam and content filtering. http://www.mailguard.com.au

[ANNOUNCE] DateTime::Format::Strptime 1.1000

Code: http://datetime-format-strptime.googlecode.com/files/DateTime-Format-Strptime-1.1000.tgz Cheers! Rick Measham -- Message protected for iSite by MailGuard: e-mail anti-virus, anti-spam and content filtering. http://www.mailguard.com.au

Re: RFC: DateTime::Format::Natural and date_only option

.. it uses it to fill in the blanks, but your module shouldn't need that. Cheers! Rick Measham -- Message protected for iSite by MailGuard: e-mail anti-virus, anti-spam and content filtering. http://www.mailguard.com.au

Re: DateTime::Format::Strptime is not able to parse what it has formatted

, but I'm guessing %G got added to DateTime's strftime function after I created strptime. While I can add support for %G, it's a bit of a PITA and I doubt it's ever actually needed. %Y is the correct symbol for the format you're using. Cheers! Rick Measham -- Message protected for iSite

Re: RFC:: DateTime::Span::Common

-04-08 23:22:00' AND colname '2009-04-09 23:22:00') OR (colname = '2009-05-08 23:22:00' AND colname '2009-05-09 23:22:00') (Of course, this couldn't be expected to work on infinite or even large spansets) Just my $0.02. Cheers! Rick Measham -- Message protected for iSite by MailGuard: e

Re: Co-maintainer of DateTime::Format::Strptime

haven't seen notifications from there either and there are four issues listed.] Once again, thanks for the heads-up. I'll get a release out ASAP. (Whoever runs search.cpan .. is there any way you Cheers! Rick Measham smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature

Class::DBI::Plugin::DateTime requires DBD::Pg?

installed? DBD::Pg DateTime::Format::Pg Cheers! Rick Measham smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature

Re: Letting users select timezone

with a button to 'show all time zones'. Cheers! Rick Measham -- Message protected for iSite by MailGuard: e-mail anti-virus, anti-spam and content filtering. http://www.mailguard.com.au

Re: DateTime::Lite

to be a nice fit between my DateTime::Lazy and full-blown DateTime. To that end, it would be nice if there was a -to_datetime method that returned the same datetime as a DateTime object. Cheers! Rick Measham -- Message protected for iSite by MailGuard: e-mail anti-virus, anti-spam and content

Re: new DateTime::Format module

something like DateTime::Format::Duration::Locale that makes use of the data. The normalisation functions in DateTime::Format::Duration give it its real power so I would suggest you wrap the _as_deltas methods in whatever you decide to do. Cheers! Rick Measham -- Message protected for iSite

Re: Seconds left in day + DST

P DD wrote: my $tom = ($now + DateTime::Duration-new(days = 1))-truncate(to = 'day'); Can I suggest this for neater code: my $tom = $dt-clone-add( days = 1 )-truncate( to = 'day' ); Cheers! Rick Measham -- Message protected for iSite by MailGuard: e-mail anti-virus, anti-spam and content

Re: ANNOUNCE: DateTime::Locale 0.40 and DateTime 0.43

Dave Rolsky wrote: However, it will break DateTime::Format::Strptime, apparently. Paging Rick Measham ;) Thanks for the work with Locales Dave, great to get all the available data in there. I'll look at strptime in the next couple of days unless someone submits a patch earlier :-D

Re: [rt.cpan.org #34912] Constants for months/weekdays?

: I'm happy to hand this module over to you if you want to put it on CPAN and maintain it, otherwise I will. Cheers! Rick Measham -- Message protected for iSite by MailGuard: e-mail anti-virus, anti-spam and content filtering. http://www.mailguard.com.au DayOfWeek.pm Description: Perl

Re: ANNOUNCE: DateTime::TimeZone 0.74

Dave Rolsky wrote: Iraq Oh, finally some good news from Iraq! They've abandoned DST! Cheers! Rick Measham -- Message protected for iSite by MailGuard: e-mail anti-virus, anti-spam and content filtering. http://www.mailguard.com.au

Re: Determining current abbreviations for timezones for difference timezones all over the world

to keep reassuring us! Cheers! Rick Measham -- Message protected for iSite by MailGuard: e-mail anti-virus, anti-spam and content filtering. http://www.mailguard.com.au

Re: Daylight savings time timezone conversion automatically?

change (3) historically un-mappable to any 'proper' time zone as they keep changing by civil decree in various jurisdictions Cheers! Rick Measham -- Message protected for iSite by MailGuard: e-mail anti-virus, anti-spam and content filtering. http://www.mailguard.com.au

Re: Daylight savings time timezone conversion automatically?

William Heath wrote: The trouble is I need to find the GMT offset for a timezone and I don't know how to do this correctly for daylight saving time. my $dt = new DateTime( year = 2008, month = 3, day = 12, hour = 16, time_zone = 'Australia/Melbourne'

Re: DateTime-season?

to calculate them? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Season#Reckoning seems to have the information you need. Cheers! Rick Measham smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature

Sets, Recurrences, Public Holidays .. Business Days trouble

, you end up with it dieing on day 9) Cheers! Rick Measham business_days.pl Description: Perl program smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature

Re: New Module - DateTime::NaturalLanguage

:: or Time:: or TimeDate:: ? Cheers! Rick Measham

Daylight-Saving Causes Twin Arrival Pickle

http://www.wral.com/news/local/story/2011296/ Thought my fellow datetime nerds would get a laugh out of this story. Cheers! Rick Measham smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature

Re: REQ: Additional 'truncate' option

Dave Rolsky wrote: I see it's use, but it's really easy to do already: $dt-truncate( to = 'week' )-subtract( days = 1 ); Ahh crap! All it takes is another set of eyes. My code to do it belongs on the daily-wtf! Cheers! Rick Measham smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature

Re: REQ: Additional 'truncate' option

to it! Thanks Zefram, that fixes the problem I had with the task originally. Cheers! Rick Measham smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature

REQ: Additional 'truncate' option

Is there any chance we can have -truncate( to = 'Sunday' ) for truncating to week-beginning-on-sunday? Cheers! Rick Measham smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature

Re: [rt.cpan.org #29330] 004_locale_defaults test failing

. Did something change in the latest Locale release that affects the French information? (Possibly other stuff too, I just test the French) Cheers! Rick Measham smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature

Re: [rt.cpan.org #28075] missing prereq DateTime::Helpers

::Strptime'. # Error: Can't locate DateTime/Helpers.pm in @INC (@INC contains: Erm .. WTF is DateTime::Helpers? .. and what does it have to do with DateTime::Format::Strptime? Cheers! Rick Measham smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature

Re: DateTime::Format::Duration tests failed: Found out why.

'], Should be: ['-00-00 48:00:00', '-00-01 24:00:00', 'DST ends, Day is 25 hours long'], However going the rest I don't agree that it's just a case of fixing the tests and so I've refactored the code. Look for 1.03 on a CPAN mirror near you shortly. Cheers! Rick Measham smime.p7s

Re: instance data for DateTime derived classes

on how we can do such things. Cheers! Rick Measham

DateTime::Event::DST (Pulling DST changes from DateTime)

wants to resurrect it. No idea how it worked or if it still works. Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: syntax to specify time scales

the ability to load other TZ modules from a string. Eg. time_zone = LMT/46d43m27s would look for LMT/46d43m27s.pm and failing that, drop back to looking for LMT.pm and pass it's constructor the '46d43m27s'. Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: syntax to specify time scales

Zefram wrote: Rick Measham wrote: my $riyadh_lmt = DateTime::TimeZone::LMT-new( longitude = 46 + (43 / 60) + (27 / 3600) ); How much error in time conversions is introduced by the floating point rounding? DateTime allows for a one-second precision in the offset, so while LMT passes

Re: simple calculation frustrations

-from_epoch( epoch = $eventDate, # So that DST is accounted for: time_zone = 'Australia/Melbourne', ); $dt-add( weeks = 1 ); $dt-epoch == (1 week after the $eventDate expressed as an epoch) Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: simple calculation frustrations

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Re: ANNOUNCE: DateTime::TimeZone 0.54

.0.54 Just a thought .. not really too important Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: inconsistent round trip in Date::Parse (Date::Format)

this through time2str, and got an inconsistent day-of-week: Thu Aug 3 03:45:00 GMT 2006 What have I missed??? Do I have fighting use-statements? You have bad input data. My calendar shows that August 3rd, 2006 was a Thursday, not a Monday. Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: low-level date modules

Eugene van der Pijll wrote: We should not perhaps be calling our time scale utc; but that would again be hard to explain to ordinary users. I'm still trying to convince people that you can't just add 24*60*60 to time() to add a day .. Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: low-level date modules

Zefram wrote: Rick Measham wrote: I'm still trying to convince people that you can't just add 24*60*60 to time() to add a day .. That's one of the things you *can* do, unless you're starting in a leap second (in which case time() is ambiguous). time() increases exactly 86400 per UTC day

Re: %p in DateTime::Format::Strptime doesn't match PM

Mike Schilli wrote: Maybe %H matched a 24-hour value in the AM range, which conflicts with the %p value found (PM). Use %I for 12-hour values. would be easier to understand for the impatient reader :). Sure .. I can do that .. though it won't specify %H .. more like: The hour value is in

Re: %p in DateTime::Format::Strptime doesn't match PM

is in the morning. To hand it to you on a platter, you're using the %H specifier in your pattern which is the 24-hour specifier rather than %I which is the 12 hour specifier. Cheers! Rick Measham -- Message protected by MailGuard: e-mail anti-virus, anti-spam and content filtering. http

Re: New DateTime::Format::* module

at all and I've not written any tests. I've attached it in case it helps. Cheers! Rick Measham package DateTime::Format::TimeParseDate; use strict; use warnings; use DateTime; use Time::ParseDate qw//; use Params::Validate qw/validate BOOLEAN/; sub parse_datetime { my $class = shift; my $date

Re: DT::Format::Strptime %H

discussion. If you need it, consider writing DateTime::Format::Overflow or similar. Cheers! Rick Measham

[ANNOUNCE] DateTime::LazyInit 1.0200

Sorry this has taken so long to release .. kinda forgot it was sitting there... There's a few doc errors (errors I missed last time too ..) including spelling Philip's name completely wrong. Sorry mate! I'll fix these errors in a new release later this week that, unless anyone finds other

Re: DateTime module and epoch time

? If you're only using some of them, have a look at DateTime::LazyInit (which reminds me, I need to release the new version huh?) Cheers! Rick Measham

DateTime::Format::Duration update

-as-I-need-it in DT:F:D as I'm losing too much hair over this! Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: from_epoch for DateTime::LazyInit?

the overloads, or create full DateTime objects. Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: from_epoch for DateTime::LazyInit?

it will also allow you to add a Class name to inflate() so that you can use your subclassing .. print ref $dtLI; # DateTime::LazyInit; $dtLI-inflate('yourClass'); print ref $dtLI; # yourClass Cheers! Rick Measham P.S. if you want to run benchmarking on the overloading, and it shows that it doesn't

Re: from_epoch for DateTime::LazyInit?

Dave and the rest of the DateTime team want to chime in, I'd just suggest you overload the whole __inflate() routine. Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: from_epoch for DateTime::LazyInit?

that looks like it will fit within the goals of LI, I'll have a look. Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: Daylight Saving

around that would help you divide the state into positive regions (http://www.zipinfo.com/search/zipcode.htm). After that you can hand-cut those along the edges of those regions. Just a few thoughts Cheers! Rick Measham -- War is God's way of teaching Americans geography

Re: Daylight Saving

around N degrees longitude so everything 100 miles to the west of the line gets America/AnotherCity and everything 100 miles to the east gets America/SomeCity. That leaves you with a 200 mile section that you'd need to sort for yourself. Of course, it's never that easy is it? Cheers! Rick

Re: Australia daylight savings extended in 2006

moved it later and changed back on the last Sunday in March In 2006 and only 2005, we're moving back on the Sunday that is greater-or-equal to the first of April Then from 2007 onwards we're back to the last Sunday in March Cheers! Rick Measham [1] ftp://elsie.nci.nih.gov/pub

Re: Australia daylight savings extended in 2006

which we know changes. Most people I talk to here would prefer it to be 'Permanent Daylight Savings' we Melbourne would be UTC+1100 every day of the year. /rant Cheers! Rick Measham -- War is God's way of teaching Americans geography. -- Ambrose Bierce

Re: setting an object using datetime string?

::Format::ISO8601 rather than Strptime Cheers! Rick Measham -- War is God's way of teaching Americans geography. -- Ambrose Bierce

Re: DateTime::Duration Presentation

to. (Personally, I'd be happy as a user if I asked for 90m if it returned 1h30m .. but I imagine different things need different units) Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: Comparing DateTime::Duration

that to determine if both durations are *always* equal (so maybe we need to add a comparison function for it: 1 second === 10 nanoseconds 1 year === 12 months N units === N units I'm happy to work on a patch if people want to see this functionality? Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: Fwd: [PBP-pm] Working with dates

: my $date1 = DateTime-new( %{ yourFunction() } ); my $date2 = DateTime-new( myFunction() ); Cheers! Rick Measham * If it doesn't do everything you need, then let the datetime list know so we can consider it! -- War is God's way of teaching Americans geography

Re: Date range from Week number

On Wed, 21 Dec 2005, Rick Measham wrote: my $DateTimeGPS = DateTime::Decorated( with = 'GPS' ); Dave Rolsky wrote: This means you're sticking a Decorated() function into the DateTime namespace. Is that intentional? It seems awfully weird. Oops! My bad .. my $DateTimeGPS = new DateTime

Re: Date range from Week number

= 2005, week = 48 ); AND COMBINING TOO my $DateTime2 = DateTime::Decorated(with = ['GPS', 'WeekConstructor']); my $dt = $DateTime2-from_week( year = 2005, week = 48 ); print join('G', $dt-gps_week, $dt-gps_second); __END__ Cheers! Rick Measham -- War is God's way of teaching Americans geography

Re: moving FAQ to the wiki?

wanted to add to it, but (IIRC) that will mean checking out the cvs and submitting a patch. It's a pity to lose the tests though .. Cheers! Rick Measham

Leap Seconds and Epochs

Why does time() return a multiple of 60? Surely each time there's a leap second time()%60 should increment? Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: Leap Seconds and Epochs

of elapsed seconds since 1970 ... Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: A sane answer for datetime subtraction?

the Wiki :) Thanks heaps for all this work, though I can see that my job comes next and it will be a doozy. Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: DateTime::Format::Duration test failure

for additions/subtractions. I've CC'd this to the main list ... Dave, what's the status on DateTime math? Should I fix DT:F:D to work with the current DateTime, or are you likely to find the tuits you need sometime soon? Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: Time zones?

can't (yet) put an Olson time zone ID in the string. Only in the constructor. Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: Time zones?

with another bug-fix (also TZ related) Cheers! Rick Measham

[Announce] DateTime::Format::Strptime 1.0700

This will be hitting your local CPAN mirror shortly. (yes I know I misspelled twilight .. but it's not worth a patch!) Cheers! Rick Measham 1.0700 Sat, 5 Nov 2005 09:44:10 +1100 - The 'Twighlight Zone' release - Mike Schilli pointed out that strings without time zones

Test::More breaks DateTime t/20infinite

::More) suggest we might turn the check into an ok() with our own comparison operator. Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: Offering a standard set of datetime formats

at the cell formats for dates available in Excel or OOo .. that's probably a fair list of the most common human-dates. Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: DateTime.pm 0.30 coming up real soon now

Dave Rolsky wrote: Having a wiki would make this easier ;) I'll look for a place to set one up. I'm happy to host one (something with auth and good perl rendering) at http://datetime.isite.net.au/ if you'd like. Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: Query related to TIMEZONE

. (Remember that offsets change through the year to account for DST as well) Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: DateTime.pm 0.30 coming up real soon now

guess with no limit on hours) Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: DateTime.pm 0.30 coming up real soon now

has booked a holiday for the weekend and she'll be mildly annoyed if I work on DateTime :) Thanks for your efforts Dave! Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: DateTime.pm 0.30 coming up real soon now

to choose their math assumptions. Cheers! Rick Measham

DateTime::Format::Duration formats (was Re: DateTime::Set: make test failing on Debian Sarge)

want, the format is '%.h:%m' But as I said, that wont be happening until the date math is working for non-UTC zones. Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: DateTime::Set: make test failing on Debian Sarge

::Duration tests also fail with the current date math problems in DateTime, so once again you can ignore the failed tests so long as you only want UTC durations formatted :)) Cheers! Rick Measham

Re: API changes for date math (UTC vs local)

there are between two dates, then I assume leap seconds will need to come into it also. I can't imagine there are many DT users who want to use it for this purpose. Those who do should be converting in and out of UTC themselves. Cheers! Rick Measham

Simplifying DateTime

', # DT:Decorated:Strptime is an accessor interface to DT:F:Strp 'common', # This will have all the 'ymd', 'mdy', 'dmy', 'hms' accessors ], as = 'DTD'; my $dtd = DTD-now; print $dtd-hms(); # 10:10:23 Cheers! Rick Measham

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