this has got me stumped, when this code runs i get this error Month '-1' out of range 0..11 at /www/cgi-bin/libraries/Library.pm line 222\n 
    212 #------------------------------------------------
    213 sub ConvertMysqlTime {
    214         my $self = shift;
    215         my ( $date , $lpszToUnixStamp ) = @_;
    216
    217         my @arDateTime = split ( / / , $date );
    218         my @arDate = split ( /-/ , $arDateTime[ 0 ] );
    219         my @arTime = split ( /:/ , $arDateTime[ 1 ] );
    220         $arDate[ 1 ] =~ s/0^//g;
    221
    222         my $time = timelocal( $arTime[ 2 ] , $arTime[ 1 ]  , $
+arTime[ 0 ] , $arDate[ 2 ] , $arDate[ 3 ] , $arDate[ 0 ] )        ;
    223         if ( $lpszToUnixStamp eq "false" ) {
    224                 my ( $sec , $min , $hour , $mday , $month , $y
+ear , $wDay , $yDay , $isdst ) = localtime($time);
    225
    226                 $year += 1900;
    227                 $time = $self->GetWeekDay( $wDay , "Long" ) . 
+" " . $self->GetMonth( $month , "Long") . " $mday, $year";
    228         }
    229
    230         return $time;
    231 }
    232

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it ran just fine under perl 5.8 the error only started occuring when i tried to run it on 5.10 Thanks

In reply to Time::Local issues by jmccall

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