Jo for Groups and Lists wrote:
Can you use Date::Manip ?
$fullMonth = &returnFullmonth($month);
sub returnFullmonth {
use Date::Manip;
return UnixDate("2007/$_/01",'%B');
}
This will handle feb, 02, or 2
No, it won't handle anything.
C:\home>type test.pl
use warnings;
$TZ = 'GMT';
$fullMonth = &returnFullmonth('02');
sub returnFullmonth {
use Date::Manip;
return UnixDate("2007/$_/01",'%B');
}
C:\home>test.pl
Name "main::fullMonth" used only once: possible typo at C:\home\test.pl
line 4.
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at
C:\home\test.pl line 8.
C:\home>
Arguments passed to a Perl sub are accessed via @_, not via $_. ;-)
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