BingoX::Time - Time display parent class containing generic methods

use BingoX::Time;

CONSTRUCTORS

  $BR = $proto->new( [ $time ] [, $data_object ] );

OBJECT METHODS

  $date->month_full;
  $date->month_full2abrv;

  $date->months_list;
  $date->months_full_list;

  $date->months;
  $date->months_pad;
  $date->months_full;
  $date->months_full_pad;
  $date->month_abrv;

  $date->int_months;
  $date->int_months_full;

  $date->last_day;
  $date->last_days;

  $date->is_leap_year;

  $date->hours24;
  $date->hours;
  $date->minutes;

 strict
 Date::Parse
 Date::Language
 Date::Language::English
 Time::Object

localtime, gmtime

Time provides an OO interface to Time/Dates, ala Time::Object.

new ( [ $time ] [, $islocal ] )

This is a Time::Object overloaded constructor that can take as values the time in seconds, or defaults to 'time'. It can also take the $islocal flag, which tells _mktime() to use localtime (1) or gmtime (0). It always returns a BingoX Time Object.

str2time ( $string )

This is method is used to parse your default date format into a format that str2time understands, such as:

  Date: 961221               (yymmdd)
  Date: 12-21-96             (mm-dd-yy)    ( '-', '.' or '/' )
  Date: 12-June-96           (dd-month-yy) ( '-', '.' or '/' )
  Date: June 12 96 00:00PM   (month dd yy hh:mmPM)
  Date: June 12 96 00::00:00 (month dd yy hh:mm::ss)

If time is not passed then time defaults to 00:00:00.

time2str ( $format )

For compatibility for the older DateTime::Date modules. Passes the $format to strftime.

time_local ( )

For compatibility for the older DateTime::Date modules. Returns $self->epoch.

month_full ( )

Returns the full month string based on the integer month.

month_full2abrv ( )

Returns the abbreviated (3 char) month string based on the full month name.

months_list ( )

Returns an array ref of abbreviated months.

months_full_list ( )

Returns an array ref of months.

months ( )

Returns a hash ref of abbreviated months. With the keys being the true month value (1 .. 12).

months_full ( )

Returns a hash ref of full month names. With the keys being the true month value (1 .. 12).

month_abrv ( )

Returns a hash ref of abbreviated months. With the keys being the full month name.

int_months ( )

Returns a hash ref of abbreviated months. With the keys being the integer month value (0 .. 12).

int_months_full ( )

Returns a hash ref of full month names. With the keys being the integer month value (0 .. 12).

last_day ( [ $mon ] [, $year ] )

Returns the last day of the of the month and year passed. If nothing is passed then it uses the objects month and year. Month is the integer month 0 .. 11, and year is the 4 digit year.

last_days ( )

Returns a hash ref of the last day for each month. The keys are the integer months (0 .. 11).

is_leap_year ( )

Returns true if the year is a leap year.

hours24 ( )

Returns an array ref of hours in 24hr time.

hours ( )

Returns an array ref of hours in 12hr time. Padded with zeros.

minutes ( )

Returns an array ref of minutes (0 .. 60). Padded with zeros.

 $Log: Time.pm,v $
 Revision 1.10  2000/12/12 18:54:34  useevil
  - updated version for new release:  1.92

 Revision 1.9  2000/11/15 19:38:50  useevil
  - added str2time()
  - fixed bug in new() where $time was always defined

 Revision 1.8  2000/10/17 00:49:04  dweimer
 Merged over thai's commit, comment below:

 - added time2str() and time_local() for former users of DateTime::Date

 Revision 1.7  2000/09/19 23:42:07  dweimer
 Version update 1.91

 Revision 1.6  2000/09/13 20:10:42  thai
  - added use Data::Language::English

 Revision 1.5  2000/09/13 18:17:21  david
 Data::Dumper only loaded if $debug is on.

 Revision 1.4  2000/09/08 05:18:53  thai
  - added:
      month_full()
      month_full2abrv()
  - updated the POD documentation

 Revision 1.3  2000/09/08 00:56:09  thai
  - fixed the POD errors per Smeg's request

 Revision 1.2  2000/09/07 22:27:32  thai
  - added:
      last_day()
      last_days()
      is_leap_year()

 Revision 1.1  2000/09/07 18:27:57  thai
  - has ousted DateTime::Date as the default date/time class
  - sub classes Time::Object

Time::Object, perl(1).

None

Nothing yet... anybody have suggestions?

Copyright (c) 2000, Cnation Inc. All Rights Reserved. This module is free software. It may be used, redistributed and/or modified under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation.

You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA

 Thai Nguyen <thai@cnation.com>