Perl > datetime > July 2006

I've done some more tuning for DateTime-TimeZone, and believe that I've cut down most of the bottlenecks from DT::TZ (and it should work for those without XS) I based most of my profiling and ...

[I seem to have a problem with my mail server, so resending from gmail.] --- Hi all, I've been absent for a while, but I decided to take the last couple of days to retry my efforts to XS-fy various ...

Hi, with these patches, DateTime::TimeZone- new('local') will work properly under the cirtcumstances with TZ=JST-9 (common setting in Japan, means TZ=+0900). Regards, Kenichi Ishigaki ========== diff ...

Hi Is there any equalent of gmtime() method in java. This is the background. I am working on a porting project, we have a legacy product which uses perl extensivly. We are converting it to java. ...

I am working on developing a system that calculates the time worked on my company's projects. For each project I have a SpanSet representing the time reportedly worked on each project and need to ...

Hi, this is a patch to allow TZ = JST - 9 (ie TZ = UTC + 9) for DateTime::TimeZone- new('local'). This is a very popular setting at least in Japan. Best, Kenichi Ishigaki

Hi all Attached is a proposed DateTime::Format::Oracle for your comment. Just a couple of notes for non-Oracle people. Unlike some DBs, Oracle doesn't have a canonical date format. If a date is in a ...