NAME
OP::DateTime
VERSION
$Id: //depotit/tools/snitchd/OP-0.20/lib/OP/DateTime.pm#1 $
SYNOPSIS
use OP::DateTime;
my $time = OP::DateTime->new( time() );
DESCRIPTION
Time object.
Extends OP::Object, Time::Piece. Overloaded for numeric comparisons, stringifies as unix epoch seconds unless overridden.
PUBLIC CLASS METHODS
assert(OP::Class $class: *@rules)
Returns a new OP::Type::DateTime instance which encapsulates the received OP::Subtype rules.
create "OP::Example" => { someTimestamp => OP::DateTime->assert(optional()), # ... };
new(OP::Class $class: Num $epoch)
Returns a new OP::DateTime instance which encapsulates the received value.
my $object = OP::DateTime->new($epoch);
SEE ALSO
See the Time::Piece module for time formatting and manipulation methods inherited by this class.
This file is part of OP.