Re: Time and Tk wait for no one...
[email protected] (Graham Barr) Mon, 24 Apr 2000 23:04:22 +0100
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On Sun, Apr 23, 2000 at 10:57:59PM -0700, Stephen Zander wrote: > >>>>> "William" == William R Ward <[email protected]> writes: > William> In that case, let's not evaluate Time:: in a vacuum. We > William> would need to revisit Date:: since there is a lot of > William> overlap between those two hierarchies. > > Well , for those who have forgotten, the following is the complete > list of Date/Time manipulations currently in the list > > Date::Calc > > Date::Manip This is what I can remember. > Time-modules-100.010301.tar.gz > Time::ParseDate Similar to Date::Parse, but can also parse thing like "tomorrow" etc rather thnat just dates. > Time::JulianDay > Time::DaysInMonth I don't think they have anyoverlap, but I am not sure how much they are used either. > Time::Timezone IIRC very similar to Time::Zone. It may even have been based on it but I cannot remember. > Time::CTime Can be done with Date::Format > > TimeDate-1.08.tar.gz > Date::Format Generic data formating > Date::Language Language support for Date::Format > Time::Zone Timezone information > Date::Parse Parsing of dates only. Graham.