I don't believe so. However, I could be wrong as I'm not sure I fully understand the
distinction between the two namespaces.
This module does not actually implementing calendrical calculations other than taking a
regular DateTime object and providing a method to express that time in terms of the
Thelemic calendar. A module wherein you could specify:
my $dt = DateTime::BlahBlah::EraLegis->new( sun_sign=> 'Aries', sun_degrees => 28,
...)
is a project for another day. AFAICT, that's the one that would be under
DateTime::Calendar.
Thanks for the feedback. Please feel welcome to explain how those two purposes are not
orthogonal.
On Sat Dec 08 17:43:47 2012, noreply@breaka.net wrote:
Show quoted text> Shouldn't this be DateTime::Calendar::EraLegis? From the DateTime
> docs:
>
> Calendar Modules
> There are a number of modules on CPAN that implement non-Gregorian
> calendars, such as the Chinese, Mayan, and Julian calendars.
>
> All calendar modules start with "DateTime::Calendar::".
>