*** 87,104 **** 2: NNN hours 3: NNN minutes 4: NNN.NNNN seconds ! 5: NNN months ! 6: NNN years 7: start of month 8: start of year ! 9: start of week 10: start of day ! 11: weekday N 12: unixepoch 13: localtime 14: utc ! 15: julian ! 16: gregorian The first size modifiers (1 through 6) simply add the specified amount of time to the date specified by the preceding timestring. --- 87,104 ---- 2: NNN hours 3: NNN minutes 4: NNN.NNNN seconds ! 5: NNN months (see #551) ! 6: NNN years (see #551) 7: start of month 8: start of year ! 9: start of week (withdrawn -- will not be implemented) 10: start of day ! 11: weekday N (see #551) 12: unixepoch 13: localtime 14: utc ! 15: julian (not implemented as of 5 Jan 2004) ! 16: gregorian (not implemented as of 5 Jan 2004) The first size modifiers (1 through 6) simply add the specified amount of time to the date specified by the preceding timestring. *************** *** 168,173 **** --- 168,174 ---- All internal computations assume the Gregorian calendar system. When you use the "julian" modifier, it does not convert the date into a real Julian calendar date, it merely shifts the Gregorian calendar date to + align it with the Julian calendar. This means that the "julian" modifier will not work right for dates that exist in the Julian calendar but which do not exist in the Gregorian calendar.
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