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Yes, it would have been better to be more specific with the question, including an example. But that does not excuse the rudeness of the replies. Obviously the module was located, but upon casually reviewing the inadequate documentation, I would have the same question.
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Re^2: how to convert a timestamp to MJD (Modified Julian Date)
by ascetic (Novice) on Sep 25, 2007 at 19:58 UTC
    now that I'm logged in, I will claim this comment as mine!
      Now that you're logged in, I'll reply here so you'll get a notification of my reply :-)

      that does not excuse the rudeness of the replies. Obviously the module was located, but upon casually reviewing the inadequate documentation, I would have the same question.

      1. I wasn't being rude, I posted a link to an obvious first module to try when solving the problem.

      2. It wasn't at all obvious the module was located - that information was added later. If the original poster already tried the module and/or couldn't get it to do what he wanted he should have said so, preferably with some specific pointers/questions about why it didn't work.

      See also How do I post a question effectively?

      Update: removed some irrelevant stuff when I saw the OP was edited.

        Again, agreed that the question was lacking. I was not aware the original post was back-modified; that explains your reply. I was led to this post in the first place after reading the pod for Time::Julian, which had a bothersome Errata that refered me to Astro::Time which uses the term Modified Julian day with only (JD-2500000.5 2400000.5) as a definition. I got a hit for perlmonks and was reassured, but then disappointed reading the responses. I think I'll write my own code rather than use a module. Probably wont post it though.