Re: namespace DateTime::BusinessHours
2008/3/15, Rick Measham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > (NOTE for other DT devs: It would be good if, given a DateTime::Set (or > DateTime::Set::ICal) you could get the $Nth day .. like the 10th day. > rather than an iterator and call it $N times or turning the set into a > list (which in this case is infinite)) DateTime::Event::ICal constructor allows to select the Nth occurrence: $dtset = DateTime::Event::ICal->new( , bysetpos => [ 10 ] ); "bysetpos" is not in the DateTime::Set API, but the infrastructure is there (in Set::Infinite): $set = $set1->select( by => [ 10 ] ); - Flavio S. Glock
Re: namespace DateTime::BusinessHours
Antano Solar wrote: I was anyways wanting to do a rewrite of the module with also a bug fix that I encountered. Take a look at the thread from back on Jan 22 entitled "Sets, Recurrences, Public Holidays .. Business Days trouble" I'm basically solving the same case as you using sets and recurrences (and using iCal for subtracting public holidays) As I'm just needing short runs of days, I'm just looping over the $business_days->iterator $days times and then using the final resulting $dt. (NOTE for other DT devs: It would be good if, given a DateTime::Set (or DateTime::Set::ICal) you could get the $Nth day .. like the 10th day. rather than an iterator and call it $N times or turning the set into a list (which in this case is infinite)) Cheers! Rick Measham smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature
Re: namespace DateTime::BusinessHours
Sure , I was anyways wanting to do a rewrite of the module with also a bug fix that I encountered. I will have its NameSpace changed in a week's time , unless you have suggestions to change the API and any guidelines to do so. Thanks . With Regards Antano Solar John On Fri, Mar 14, 2008 at 10:13 PM, Dave Rolsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Tue, 6 Nov 2007, Antano Solar wrote: > > > Kindly also suggest another DateTime name space if you would prefer it > to > > be named anything else within the DateTime namespace. > > I think either we should discuss the API first _or_ it should be renamed > out of the DateTime namespace. Folks are welcome to use DateTimeX:: for > anything that's DateTime-related but not "blessed" by this list. > > > -dave > > /*== > VegGuide.Org > Your guide to all that's veg > ==*/ >
Re: namespace DateTime::BusinessHours
On Tue, 6 Nov 2007, Antano Solar wrote: Kindly also suggest another DateTime name space if you would prefer it to be named anything else within the DateTime namespace. I think either we should discuss the API first _or_ it should be renamed out of the DateTime namespace. Folks are welcome to use DateTimeX:: for anything that's DateTime-related but not "blessed" by this list. -dave /*== VegGuide.Org Your guide to all that's veg ==*/
namespace DateTime::BusinessHours
Hi , This module works on two DateTime objects and returns the business hours , business days between them. It allows changing all the parameters . Working hours in a day . Days which are considered holidays in a week . And a file which lists all other pre determined holidays. It is well documented using POD. Having received a mail from another author , I would like to know is there anything else that I should do , to have the module named after DateTime and still not break convention.I am aso ready to not use the DateTime namespace if that is what you would want me to do. Kindly also suggest another DateTime name space if you would prefer it to be named anything else within the DateTime namespace. Antano Solar John
