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• No PPM? (Score:1)

  by sigzero (5768) on 2006.06.26 14:05 (#48418) Journal

  There are DateTime modules in Randy Kobes PPM site.

  Describing Active Repository 2:
      Name: theoryx
  Location: http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/cgi-bin/ppmserver?urn:/PPMServer58
      Type: PPMServer 2.0
  
  ppm> search DateTime
  Using cached search result set 1.
     1. DateTime                      [0.3] DateTime base objects
     2. DateTime-Calendar-Hijri      [0.00] DateTime objects in the Hijri (Islamic) calendar
     3. DateTime-Cron-Simple          [0.2] DateTime-Cron-Simple
     4. DateTime-Event-ICal          [0.09] DateTime rfc2445 recurrences
     5. DateTime-Event-Recurrence    [0.16] DateTime base recurrences
     6. DateTime-Format-Builder    [0.7806] Create DateTime parser classes and objects.
     7. DateTime-Format-Excel      [0.2901] Convert between DateTime and Excel dates.
     8. DateTime-Format-ICal         [0.08] Parse and format iCal datetime and duration strings
     9. DateTime-Format-MySQL        [0.04] Parse and format MySQL dates and times
    10. DateTime-Format-Pg           [0.09] Parse and format PostgreSQL dates and times
    11. DateTime-Format-Strptime   [1.0601] Parse and format strp and strf time patterns
    12. DateTime-LeapSecond          [0.03] DateTime-LeapSecond
    13. DateTime-Locale              [0.22] DateTime-Locale
    14. DateTime-Locale              [0.22] Localization support for DateTime.pm
    15. DateTime-PerpetualCalendar    [1.2] DateTime-PerpetualCalendar
    16. DateTime-Precise             [1.05] DateTime-Precise
    17. DateTime-Set                 [0.25] DateTime set objects
    18. DateTime-TimeZone            [0.46] DateTime-TimeZone
    19. DateTime-TimeZone            [0.44] Time zone object base class and factory

  Maybe you are talking about something else though.

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