Craig's Utility Library

Create a DateTime extension method that calculates the diff between two Dates expressed in Year+Month+Day+Hour+Minute+Second.Could also be used to calculate a person's age (DateTime.Now - DateOfBirth).Comments: Added the extension methods for TimeSpan and added functions to DateSpan class to basically accomplish this.

1) Added properties to DateSpan that calculate Years, Months, Days, Hours, Minutes, Seconds, and MilliSeconds. 2) Added Years, Months, and DaysRemainder extension methods to TimeSpan.

Create a DateTime extension method that calculates the diff between two Dates expressed in Year+Month+Day+Hour+Minute+Second.Could also be used to calculate a person's age (DateTime.Now - DateOfBirth).Comments: This is covered by the Subtract method ... [More] on DateTime class: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/8ysw4sby.aspx The Subtract method returns a TimeSpan object that shows the difference. However the TimeSpan object doesn't have an easy Months or Years properties (but it can be calculated by the Days property). This might be better as additions to the DateSpan class and extensions to the TimeSpan class... [Less]

Create a DateTime extension method that calculates the diff between two Dates expressed in Year+Month+Day+Hour+Minute+Second.Could also be used to calculate a person's age (DateTime.Now - DateOfBirth).

1) Updated ToBase64 test (apparently strings are either 64 or 32 bytes depending on the system?)

1) Added nuspec files for each of the namespaces.

Adding nuspec file.

1) Switched it to use the debug version of UtilitiesSplitter since that is created first (sorry for all of the updates, I'm trying to get an automated nightly build working on the solution).

1)Updated dependencies so that UtilitiesSplitter is built prior to Utilities.