Time::Piece::Month - a month of Time::Piece objects
use Time::Piece::Month;
my $month = Time::Piece::Month->new(Time::Piece $tp);
my $month = Time::Piece::Month->new("2002-01-03");
my Time::Piece::Month $prev = $month->prev_month;
my Time::Piece::Month $next = $month->next_month;
my @dates = $month->dates;
my @dates = $month->wraparound_dates;
This is an extension to Time::Piece::Range that represents a complete calendar month.
my $month = Time::Piece::Month->new(Time::Piece $tp);
my $month = Time::Piece::Month->new("2002-01-03");
A Month object can be instantiated from either a Time::Piece object, or a Y-m-d format string.
As well as the inherited Time::Piece::Range methods, we also include:
my Time::Piece::Month $prev = $month->prev_month;
my Time::Piece::Month $next = $month->next_month;
The next and previous months.
This returns a list of Time::Piece objects representing each day in the month, but also including the days on either side that ensure that the full list runs from a Sunday to a Saturday. This is useful for displaying calendars.
Tony Bowden
Please direct all correspondence regarding this module to: bug-Business-Barcode-EAN13@rt.cpan.org
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