Re: plperl functions -- can they call each other?

Another Y2K bug in the making...

Leap year if:
((y % 4 == 0) and ( y % 100 != 0)) or ( y % 400 == 0)

will trillich wrote:
>
> create or replace function to_partial_ymd(int2,int2,int2)returns int4 as '
> my ($y,$m,$d) = @_;
> $m = 0 unless $y;
> $m = 0 unless 1 <= $m and $m <= 12;
> $d = 0 unless $m;
> $d = 0 unless (1 <= $d and
>         (
>                 # 28 days valid for ANY month:
>                 ($d <= 28)
>                 or
>                 # 29 days valid if not february -- or in a leap year
>                 ($d <= 29 and ( $m != 2 or $y % 4 == 0 ))
>                 or
>                 # 30 days valid if not february
>                 ($d <= 30 and $m != 2)
>                 or
>                 # 31 days valid jan/mar/may/jul/aug/oct/dec
>                 ($d <= 31 and $m =~ /^(1|3|5|7|8|10|12)$/)
>         )
> );
> return ($y << 16) + ($m << 8) + ($d << 0);
> ' language 'plperl'; -- '
>
> sure would be nice to have such hefty day-of-month logic just
> ONCE, and be able to call it from other functions...
>
> is there still no way for one plperl function to call another plperl
> function? (i'm hoping that section 25.3.4 is out-of-date...)
>
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