use DDP; use DateTime::Format::Strptime; my $strp = DateTime::Format::Strptime->new( pattern => '%m/%d/%y %H:%M', time_zone => 'Europe/Rome', ); for my $date ( "3/25/06 2:44", "3/26/06 2:44" ) { my $dt = $strp->parse_datetime( $date ); p $dt; }
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I have code like this: my @f1 = ($from =~ m{/[^/]+}g); my @f2 = ($to =~ m{/[^/]+}g);
Where ($from, $to)
is also aviable as @_
. How would I make this into one line, and so I don't have to copy pase the reuse expression. IIUC, map
can only return a flat array, or arrayrefs, which you cannot initalise the values with.
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Day 6: How to use PDL::Finance::TA to develop a trading strategy
Using PDL::Finance::TA to develop a trading strategypdl.perl.org
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Day 5: Using k-means clustering as a ... crayon?
k-means clustering on attributes of electric vehiclespdl.perl.org