If I run the following code under csi:
(use posix locale)
(locale-current#current-locale-components)
It runs fine, and returns the expected info. However, if I do the
following:
export TZ='America/Phoenix'
And then re-run it, I get the following:
Error: (parse-posix-literal-timezone) bad timezone STD offset:
"America/Phoenix"
Call history:
<syntax> (##core#undefined)
<syntax> (import scheme chicken (only posix
seconds->local-time) (only type-errors warning-argument-type) loc......
<syntax> (##core#undefined)
<syntax> (##core#undefined)
<syntax> (##core#undefined)
<syntax> (##core#undefined)
<eval> (##sys#load-library (quote posix) #f)
<eval> (##sys#require (quote locale))
locale.scm:107: ##sys#require
locale.scm:107: ##sys#require
locale.scm:107: ##sys#require
locale.scm:107: ##sys#require
locale.scm:107: ##sys#require
locale.scm:107: ##sys#require
<syntax> (locale-current#current-locale-components)
<eval> (locale-current#current-locale-components) <--
The setting that I used for TZ is one of the options that is returned by
the tzselect command, so it should be valid.
Thanks,
Jeff
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