On Dec 27, Hanson, Robert said:
># UNTESTED!
Then please test it. Your missing the necessary
use Time::Local;
line.
>sub nextMonth {
> my $time = shift;
>
> # get date info for that time, increment month only.
> my @date = localtime($time);
> $date[4]++;
>
> # check for month out of bounds.
> if ( $date[4] == 12 ) {
> $date[5]++;
> $date[4] = 0;
> }
>
> # return new time
> return timelocal(@date);
>}
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