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modid: Date::FromToday
DSLIP: bdpOg
description: Calculate date X number of days from today
userid: AWOHLD (Adam Wohld)
chapterid: 6 (Data_Type_Utilities)
enteredby: BDFOY (brian d foy)
enteredo
On Sun, Mar 27, 2011 at 12:52:36AM -0500, Adam wrote:
> I'm proposing a module named "Date::FromToday".
>
> It is used to calculate the date in the future/past from the localtime
> the object was created. I use it for calculating file names based off
> of timespan from today. Does this namespace
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> I'm proposing a module named "Date::FromToday".
>
> It is used to calculate the date in the future/past from the localtime
> the object was created. I use it f
I'm proposing a module named "Date::FromToday".
It is used to calculate the date in the future/past from the localtime
the object was created. I use it for calculating file names based off
of timespan from today. Does this namespace look valid?
Simple usage with defaults
my $date = Date::FromT
I made a module I'd like to publish. It calculates the day from today.
Would 'Date::FromToday' be good?
use Date::FromToday;
my $date = Date::FromToday->new(move => -1);
# $date_string = '03_22_2011'
my $date_string = $date->date_string;
# $month = '03', $day = '02', $year = '2011'
my $month =
