I'm not sure why this isn't working. It was working a little while ago and i don't recall changing it in any way but for some reason it's stopped now and i can't for the life of me figure out why.

Here's that particular section of code... 

my $end_time = 1244572189;
my ($Dd, $Dh, $Dm, $Ds) = timeDiff(localtime($end_time));


sub timeDiff(@) {
    my ($sec1, $min1, $hour1, $mday1, $month1, $year1,
        $dayofweek1, $dayofyear1, $isdst1) = @_;
    my ($sec2, $min2, $hour2, $mday2, $month2, $year2,
        $dayofweek2, $dayofyear2, $isdst2) = localtime();

    $mday1 ++;
    $mday2 ++;
    $year2 = $year2 + 1900;
    $year1 = $year1 + 1900;

    return Delta_DHMS($year2, $month2, $mday2, $hour2, $min2, $sec2,
                      $year1, $month1, $mday1, $hour1, $min1, $sec1);
}

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I've tried without incrementing the months or adding to the year, which i didn't have before when it was working. Anyone see what i might be doing wrong?

In reply to Date::Calc::Delta_DHMS(): not a valid date by Anonymous Monk

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