I haven’t forgotten! I’m trying to get the architecture right (I was
modifying the Date class directly, but now I made a module), but I’m
having some testing problems (for some reason it’s not including the
default Date class first before my extensions…even though I’m
requiring it.
I’m working on it!
–Jeremy
On 1/3/07, Alex Y. [email protected] wrote:
Unfortunately, there doesn’t seem to be much explanation of the logic
behind them.
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Alex
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Jeremy McAnally wrote:
I haven’t forgotten! I’m trying to get the architecture right (I was
modifying the Date class directly, but now I made a module), but I’m
having some testing problems (for some reason it’s not including the
default Date class first before my extensions…even though I’m
requiring it.
I’m working on it!
I tinkered a bit with the notion of using a module instead of monkey
patching the Date class (or subclassing) but I wasn’t satisfied with
the interface. I’ll be curious to see what you come up with.
Regards,
Dan
Jeremy McAnally wrote:
Okay, I got the code done. I just need to create lists of holidays
now. I can do the U.S. holidays (if I need any help algorithm-wise,
I’ll let you guys know…), but I have no clue about UK or anyone
else’s holidays. Anyone from another locality care to englighten me?
http://www.dti.gov.uk/employment/bank-public-holidays/index.html
This may also be of use:
Unfortunately, there doesn’t seem to be much explanation of the logic
behind them.