Changes for version 1.03
- as_set() now works like a call to DateTime::Set and can accept all arguments that a DateTime::Set->from_recurrence can take. Based on idea and patch from Flavio S. Glock
- as_span and as_point now work to return spans rather than the old points. This means you can get a 24 hour span for a day rather than just midnight on that day.
- Similarly, the constructor has an 'as' attribute to set the preference at construction.
- Fixed (again) comparison of durations for determining 'closest'. We now get one duration and add it to the other datetime, comparing it to now: Duration = NextEaster - Now; Return NextEaster if PreviousEaster+Duration < Now otherwise Return PreviousEaster Error first noticed by automated CPAN tester.
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Returns Easter events for DateTime objects