Re^2: How to subtract date by 1 day

Thanks everyone for your input. 2008-01-01 seems to break things. Date::Simple returns 2007-00-01.

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Re^3: How to subtract date by 1 day by andreas1234567 (Vicar) on Dec 13, 2007 at 10:31 UTC
Date::Simple (3.02) works for me (on Linux): `use strict; use warnings; use Date::Simple qw(date); my $d = date("2008-01-01"); my $yesterday = $d - 1; print $yesterday; __END__ 2007-12-31` [download] Check the test reports and consider filing a bug report if the latest version doesn't work for you. -- Andreas	[reply] [d/l]