Time::Keeper::Natural: What time is 'next Tuesday at 3 pm'?
People do not say 2026-10-20T15:00:00+01:00. They say "next Tuesday at 3 pm", and now Perl can hear them, in 1,121 locales.
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Modules
All 359 on CPAN
349–360 of 360
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Language
ifdef
Conditionally enable text within pod sections as code
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Language
load
Load - control when subroutines will be loaded
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Other
ogd
Ordered global destruction of objects stored in globals
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Language
overload::x
X on refs
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Language
persona
Persona - control which code will be loaded for an execution context
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Files
setenv
Set %ENV variables at compile time
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Data
smallnum
Transparent "SmallNumber" support for Perl
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Data
smallnum::XS
Faster transparent "SmallNumber" support for Perl
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Concurrency
threads::farm
Group of threads for performing similar jobs
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Concurrency
threads::shared::queue::any
Thread-safe queues for any data-structure
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Time
Time::Keeper::Natural
The words people use for a time, read in every locale
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Time
Time::Keeper::Sky
The sky from a place: the sun and the moon, where they are and when they rise, in a time zone
Writing
Time::Keeper: Time goes by so slowly
Time goes by at one second at a time, and that is the last simple thing about it. A second is a count...
Context::Vars: Perl variables with context scope
Context::Vars is another new CPAN distribution I've published which solves a familiar problem in Perl...