philr (Phil )
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06/07/2011
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06:09 AM Ruby Bug #4848: DateTime.jd raises 'invalid fraction' when called with more than one argument
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The second example has gone partially missing above (because RedMine doesn't appear to be escaping the < and >). It should have read:
>> DateTime.jd(Rational(39014323, 16))
#<DateTime: 1963-12-31T04:30:00+00:00 ((2438395j,1... -
06:01 AM Ruby Bug #4848 (Rejected): DateTime.jd raises 'invalid fraction' when called with more than one argument
- Since trunk revision 31862, the DateTime.jd function raises an ArgumentError with message 'invalid fraction' when it is called with more than one argument. For example,
>> DateTime.jd(Rational(39014323, 16), 0)
ArgumentError: invalid...