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The numbers are for Date::Calc on its own. You didn't appear to be using Time Piece or Time::Seconds, so I didn't count them.

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Re^7: Is there an easy way to get the start date of the current week?
by james2vegas (Chaplain) on Aug 21, 2010 at 16:22 UTC
    ONE_DAY is from Time::Seconds and the object interface to the return value of localtime (instead of accessing array elements by index) is from Time::Piece. Date::Calc was used since its Mktime method accepts date and time fields more obviously than Time::Local's timelocal does, and it had been mentioned in the thread already. It was either that or DateTime which is heavier, but is the Date/Time module I usually use. I guess Time::Local is a fine, if not completely intuitive, choice.
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