•Re: Re: •Re: Is there a "Holiday" module?

I was mainly curious if someone had already done a holiday module to save me time/effort - and as someone pointed out, it looks like there is something in part of the Date::Calendar module.

But I think I just pointed out why there can't be exactly what you need. Was some part of my previous post unclear?

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Re^4: Is there a "Holiday" module? by Solo (Deacon) on Apr 25, 2003 at 21:44 UTC
But I think I just pointed out why there can't be exactly what you need. Was some part of my previous post unclear? Was some part of AssFace's (dude...) previous post unclear? A module that implements a holiday calendar would seem to match his requirements and answer his question. ... in the case of these scripts - there is a universal holiday schedule. The scripts take in data from the NYSE, NASDAQ, and AMEX exchanges and nothing else. Those markets share the same holiday schedule. --Solo -- But I ain't crazy. You're the respectable one, remember?	[reply]

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Re^4: Is there a "Holiday" module?
by Solo (Deacon) on Apr 25, 2003 at 21:44 UTC

But I think I just pointed out why there can't be exactly what you need. Was some part of my previous post unclear?

Was some part of AssFace's (dude...) previous post unclear? A module that implements a holiday calendar would seem to match his requirements and answer his question.

... in the case of these scripts - there is a universal holiday schedule. The scripts take in data from the NYSE, NASDAQ, and AMEX exchanges and nothing else. Those markets share the same holiday schedule.

--Solo

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