Changes file for Date-Pregnancy

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0.03 Date::Pregnancy Released Fri Aug 18 2006

• Fixed some problem with calculations of both week numbers and month numbers I was making it uncessary complex (and buggy)
• Added MANIFEST.SKIP (default from Module::Build, neat)
• Fixed a bug in _countback method (also fixed a bug in a test relating to this here bug)
• Cleaned Build.PL for files no longer in use
• Removed obsolete tests (these can be handled by Module::Build):

  t/pod.t t/pod-coverage.t

• Added new unit-test t/warnings.t added tests for getting full coverage
• Updated INSTALL
• Changed to Module::Build instead of ExtUtils::MakeMaker

0.02 Date::Pregnancy Released Sun Jul 10 2005

• Changed use of constant module, the syntax use was of a newer version and as such not necessary, this fixes a bug, which appears with the constants module distributed with Perl 5.6. (and prior).

  This addresses test report: 166196 FAIL 5.6.1 on MSWin32 4.0

0.01 Date::Pregnancy Released Wed Oct. 13 2004

• Due to package name change from:

  DateTime::Pregnancy to Date::Pregnancy

Also the version number has been reset from 0.02 to 0.01

• Added more tests to validate count back method, hence addition of year should be conditional
• Fixed bug in countback method, a year should be added when the first day of the last period happens before april
• Added tests to locate error reported by LTHEGLER
• Fixed Makefile.PL
• Renamed subdir in lib
• Renaming module to Date::Pregnancy

0.01 DateTime::Pregnancy Released Released Sun Oct. 10 2004

PRERELEASE

• Added date parameter to calculcate week
• Added several tests
• Added use of clone (now things work as expected)
• Added POD
• Added Villads test
• Added some simple error handling
• Added calculate_month
• Added BUGS file
• Added MANIFEST file
• Menstruation changed to period
• Changed serious spelling error lenght to length
• Separated calculation method into 3 separate parts, implementing:
  • The 40 weeks method
  • The count_back method
  • The 266 days method
• Added t/methods.t
• Added use of POSIX, we use floor in the 266days method