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in97jaz/gregor (press backspace or delete to remove)(Maybe this is nit-picking, but I ran into it yesterday and it frustrated me for a while.)
In the TR35 Date Field Symbol Table, Z with No=5 is described as:
The ISO8601 extended format with hours, minutes ...
kengruven
- Opened on Feb 15, 2024
- #58
The docs for iso8601- datetime say:
(iso8601- datetime str) → date?
and the final word of that line even links to Gregor s date? predicate. Empirically, however, it returns a datetime,
which is not a ...
kengruven
- Opened on Nov 16, 2023
- #57
It looks like ~t produces incorrect years for some dates when the current locale is fr.
(current-locale )
(~t (date 2023 05 31) YYYY )
2023
(current-locale fr )
(~t (date 2023 05 31) YYYY ...
matteodelabre
- 7
- Opened on Jun 14, 2023
- #56
I want to test whether a datetime falls within a certain quarter of the year, so I want to inspect its month. But
datetime-month does not exist. What is the best method?
mbutterick
- 1
- Opened on Apr 3, 2023
- #55
toml-racket is looking to consume this library. Weirdly, it seems to pull in racket-doc and/or racket-index. This bloats
out a minimal racket install significantly. It also impacts the size of deploys. ...
winny-
- 4
- Opened on Dec 3, 2022
- #54
First of all: this is a very nice package! Keep up the good work!
I d like to use gregor in a project together with typed racket. I was able to write a (require/typed ...) interface to
some of its most ...
joha2
- 1
- Opened on May 10, 2022
- #52
The documentation for (~t) states that the contract is: (or/c time-provider? date-provider?) but on passing it a date
there is a contract violation:
~t: contract violation
expected: (and/c time-provider? ...
doc
michj
- 1
- Opened on Apr 5, 2021
- #49
Most of gregor s values work with racket/serialize, but periods currently do not:
$ racket
Welcome to Racket v7.9 [cs].
(require gregor/period racket/serialize)
(serialize (hours 1))
; serialize: ...
LiberalArtist
- Opened on Jan 29, 2021
- #47
Is it possible to add period arithmetic? For example, we should be able to add two periods together, or perhaps scale
one period by a real number.
sorawee
- 13
- Opened on Jun 23, 2020
- #46
The example expression (time-period-between (time 10 30) (time 11 00) (seconds)) fails because seconds-between (and any
other *-between functions) require datetime-provider?, as per their contracts. Thus ...
nick-chandoke
- 1
- Opened on May 5, 2020
- #44

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