From: Shiwei Zhang <shiwei.zhang@...>
Date: 2007-01-09T18:58:12+09:00
Subject: Re: how to get 1 month in the future

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<=>, >>,  %w, define?, .., ... are actually nice in RUBY, although I 
felt they were boring when I firstly saw them.
def month_list(start_y,start_m,end_y,end_m)
    st = Date.civil(start_y,start_m);
    et = Date.civil(end_y,end_m);
    while((st<=>et)!=1)
        p st.to_s; st>>=1;
    end
end

Shiwei
((The views expressed are my own and not necessarily those of Oracle and 
its affiliates.))

shawn bright wrote:

> Hello there all, i am writing a function that will create a list of 
> all the
> months between two given dates
>
> def month_list ( start_y, start_m, finish_y, finish_m) # start and end 
> month
> and year
>  start = Time.mktime(start_y, start_m, 1)
>  end = Time.mktime(finish_y, finish_m)
>
>  not_finished = 1
>  while not_finished == 1 do
>
>  #somehow get 1 month from start
>
>
>  end
>
> This is as far as i have gotten so far. What i mostly need to know is, 
> how
> do i get a datetime object
> that is 1 month from start ?
>
> thanks
>
> shawn
>

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