Perl folks, I am looking for a calendar library that will enable me to create an appointment date, and have it recurrence pattern 1 month to the day for 'no end date'. Just like an Appointment Recurrence in Outlook or Thunderbird w/ calendar. I want to have a simple pattern in a text file and loop through it to create a detailed report. I suspect I could just add 30 days to a point in time; however, I suspect that would not be the best way since I will need to deal with shorter months or other time deviation. I am open to suggestions very crude example

---source.txt---
date length
2018-01-02 30
2018-01-07 30
2018-01-20 30

---output_for_2018-01-02.txt---
2018-01-02
2018-02-02
~

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Thank you

In reply to Calendar library - appointment recurrance by jasonwolf

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