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Date::Tie can do the math part:

use strict; use Date::Tie; tie my %date, "Date::Tie"; # 3rd Sunday in March $date{month} = 3; # march is 3 $date{day} = 1; # start counting form march first $date{weekday} = 7; # monday is 1, sunday is 7 $date{week} += 2; # advance 2 weeks print "3rd Sunday in March is $date{month}-$date{day}\n"; # 2nd Friday in April $date{month} = 4; # april is 4 $date{day} = 1; # start counting form april first $date{weekday} = 5; # monday is 1, friday is 5 $date{week} += 1; # advance 1 week print "2nd Friday in April is $date{month}-$date{day}\n";

Output:

3rd Sunday in March is 03-17 2nd Friday in April is 04-12

update: Date::Tie is fast


In reply to Re: Englishy Date Translations by fglock
in thread Englishy Date Translations by cidaris

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