In article <20050705161044.GA14040@soi.city.ac.uk>,
Ross Paterson
Some nits: - the DayEncoding and FormatTime instances for ModJulianDay (a synonym for Integer) aren't Haskell 98.
What's the 98 rule on this? GHC with extensions off doesn't seem to mind.
- to make it build with Hugs, add {-# CFILES timestuff.c #-} to System/Time/Calendar/Timezone.hs and Include-Dirs: . to TimeLib.cabal.
added to TODO list
- some modules are exposed but hidden from Haddock.
How do I hide modules?
- the docs should say DiffTime and UTCDiffTime are in seconds.
added to TODO list
It might be useful to put the day-only stuff (ModJulianDay, DayEncoding, YearDay, GregorianDay, ISOWeek, isLeapYear, mondayStartWeek and sundayStartWeek) in a separate module.
The original plan was to stick to just three modules, but I tend to agree that splitting Calendar as you say would be an improvement. Any objections? Also I may rename ISOWeek to ISOWeekDay. Thanks! -- Ashley Yakeley, Seattle WA