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Hello,

I was wondering if there is a package out there, that allows to convert a
date into an int-Timestamp (accuracy needed: 1 sec) and maybe provides some
basis time calculations.

Background for that is, that I want to save the data into an Hash with an
int-timestamp as key.

Thanks!
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I was wondering if there is a package out there, that allows to
convert a date into an int-Timestamp (accuracy needed: 1 sec) and
maybe provides some basis time calculations.

Background for that is, that I want to save the data into an Hash with
an int-timestamp as key.


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