09-14-2010
You'll either have to install GNU date or you'll need to write a program. You could use perl (if that helps). Just make sure you have the Date:Calc module.... you might be able to do something reasonable without that perl module.
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date::calc::pp
Date::Calc::PP(3) User Contributed Perl Documentation Date::Calc::PP(3)
NAME
Date::Calc::PP - pure-Perl plug-in for Date::Calc
SYNOPSIS
You never use this module directly. Use Date::Calc(3) instead!
DESCRIPTION
You never use this module directly. Use Date::Calc(3) instead!
SEE ALSO
Date::Calc(3), Date::Calc::XS(3).
VERSION
This man page documents "Date::Calc::PP" version 6.3.
AUTHOR
Steffen Beyer
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