I tried to find a nice solution to this with Date::Manip, but I couldn't. There probably is a nicer solution, so please tell me. Anyway, this should work, I hope, even if it's ugly: 

use warnings;
use Date::Manip 6.30; 
my $today = Date::Manip::Date->new(q(today)); 
my $sunday = $today->new($today->calc($today->new_delta("+1day"))
->printf("%G-W%W-1"))->calc($today->new_delta("-1day")); 
say $today->printf("today: %Y-%m-%d %A\n"), $sunday->printf("Sunday: %
+Y-%m-%d %A");"

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The complicated date formula calculates the Sunday of this week. It's complicated because you seem to want to work with weeks starting with Sundays, whereas I only know how to ask Date::Manip to work with week starting with Mondays.

In reply to Re: Is there an easy way to get the start date of the current week? by ambrus
in thread Is there an easy way to get the start date of the current week? by ramjamman

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