DateTimeX-ISO8601-Interval

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        (having neither an explicit start or end date) this parameter will
        be used as the start date.

    *   until - specify a specific DateTime to stop returning new intervals.
        Similar to "end", this attribute is exclusive. That is, once the
        iterator reaches a point where the interval being returned
        "contains" this value, an "undef" is returned and the iterator stops
        returning new intervals.

    The iterator returned optionally accepts a single argument that can be
    used to indicate the number of iterations to skip on that call. For
    instance:

            my $monthly = DateTimeX::ISO8601::Interval->parse('R12/2013-01-01/P1M');
            my $iterator = $monthly->iterator;
            while(my $month = $iterator->(2)) {
                    # $month would be Feb, Apr, Jun, etc
            }

  contains
    Returns a boolean indicating whether the provided date (either an "ISO

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object if this [DateTimeX::ISO8601::Interval](https://metacpan.org/pod/DateTimeX::ISO8601::Interval) is defined only by a
duration (having neither an explicit start or end date) this parameter
will be used as the start date.
- until - specify a specific [DateTime](https://metacpan.org/pod/DateTime) to stop returning new
intervals.  Similar to ["end"](#end), this attribute is **exclusive**.  That is,
once the iterator reaches a point where the interval being returned
["contains"](#contains) this value, an `undef` is returned and the iterator stops
returning new intervals.

The iterator returned optionally accepts a single argument that can be used to indicate the
number of iterations to skip on that call.  For instance:

        my $monthly = DateTimeX::ISO8601::Interval->parse('R12/2013-01-01/P1M');
        my $iterator = $monthly->iterator;
        while(my $month = $iterator->(2)) {
                # $month would be Feb, Apr, Jun, etc
        }

## contains

Returns a boolean indicating whether the provided date (either an `ISO

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=item * until - specify a specific L<DateTime> to stop returning new
intervals.  Similar to L</end>, this attribute is B<exclusive>.  That is,
once the iterator reaches a point where the interval being returned
L</contains> this value, an C<undef> is returned and the iterator stops
returning new intervals.

=back

The iterator returned optionally accepts a single argument that can be used to indicate the
number of iterations to skip on that call.  For instance:

	my $monthly = DateTimeX::ISO8601::Interval->parse('R12/2013-01-01/P1M');
	my $iterator = $monthly->iterator;
	while(my $month = $iterator->(2)) {
		# $month would be Feb, Apr, Jun, etc
	}

=head2 contains

Returns a boolean indicating whether the provided date (either an C<ISO

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        (having neither an explicit start or end date) this parameter will
        be used as the start date.

    *   until - specify a specific DateTime to stop returning new intervals.
        Similar to "end", this attribute is exclusive. That is, once the
        iterator reaches a point where the interval being returned
        "contains" this value, an "undef" is returned and the iterator stops
        returning new intervals.

    The iterator returned optionally accepts a single argument that can be
    used to indicate the number of iterations to skip on that call. For
    instance:

            my $monthly = DateTimeX::ISO8601::Interval->parse('R12/2013-01-01/P1M');
            my $iterator = $monthly->iterator;
            while(my $month = $iterator->(2)) {
                    # $month would be Feb, Apr, Jun, etc
            }

  contains
    Returns a boolean indicating whether the provided date (either an "ISO

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object if this [DateTimeX::ISO8601::Interval](https://metacpan.org/pod/DateTimeX::ISO8601::Interval) is defined only by a
duration (having neither an explicit start or end date) this parameter
will be used as the start date.
- until - specify a specific [DateTime](https://metacpan.org/pod/DateTime) to stop returning new
intervals.  Similar to ["end"](#end), this attribute is **exclusive**.  That is,
once the iterator reaches a point where the interval being returned
["contains"](#contains) this value, an `undef` is returned and the iterator stops
returning new intervals.

The iterator returned optionally accepts a single argument that can be used to indicate the
number of iterations to skip on that call.  For instance:

        my $monthly = DateTimeX::ISO8601::Interval->parse('R12/2013-01-01/P1M');
        my $iterator = $monthly->iterator;
        while(my $month = $iterator->(2)) {
                # $month would be Feb, Apr, Jun, etc
        }

## contains

Returns a boolean indicating whether the provided date (either an `ISO

lib/DateTimeX/ISO8601/Interval.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

=item * until - specify a specific L<DateTime> to stop returning new
intervals.  Similar to L</end>, this attribute is B<exclusive>.  That is,
once the iterator reaches a point where the interval being returned
L</contains> this value, an C<undef> is returned and the iterator stops
returning new intervals.

=back

The iterator returned optionally accepts a single argument that can be used to indicate the
number of iterations to skip on that call.  For instance:

	my $monthly = DateTimeX::ISO8601::Interval->parse('R12/2013-01-01/P1M');
	my $iterator = $monthly->iterator;
	while(my $month = $iterator->(2)) {
		# $month would be Feb, Apr, Jun, etc
	}

=head2 contains

Returns a boolean indicating whether the provided date (either an C<ISO