Convert arguments of Tod::Shift #68
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…_day convert arguments
…_day Convert arguments to time of day
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This is a reasonable change, but it could be done without the ternary test to see if it is already a TimeOfDay. The TimeOfDay function already does that: see https://github.com/jackc/tod/blob/master/lib/tod/conversions.rb#L3 |
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Tod::Shiftassumes that its arguments have typeTod::TimeOfDaybut it does not really check it. So I guess it's a good idea to either raise an error if arguments have different type, or to try to convert them to correct type.I chose to convert arguments so one could pass a
StringorTimetoTod::Shift