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Re^2: Yesterday Date

by Anonymous Monk
on Feb 04, 2008 at 19:51 UTC ( [id://666071]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: Yesterday Date
in thread Yesterday Date

How could one use this?
Would that be that the $date is today's date, what would $off be, and $time be?

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Re^3: Yesterday Date
by ww (Archbishop) on Feb 04, 2008 at 20:04 UTC
    For an explanation of how to use an installed module, for example, Date::Manip
    perldoc date::manip
    for any of the other modules, substitute the name of your selection.
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      perldoc date::manip

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      That's a broken example. If you're going to use an example, use a proper one: 
      localhost:~ % perldoc date::manip
No documentation found for "date::manip".
localhost:~ % perldoc Date::Manip
[page shown]

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      It's case sensitive.

      -- Randal L. Schwartz, Perl hacker

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        True on nix-ish OS, untrue on winders: 
        C:\>perldoc date::manip
NAME
    Date::Manip - date manipulation routines

SYNOPSIS
     use Date::Manip;
     ....

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        Nonetheless, your point re a correct and generic form is well taken. TY.

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