> > > Wrong answer #2: > > > print DateTime::Calendar::Mayan->from_object( > > > object => DateTime->now(time_zone => 'Europe/Amsterdam') ); > > > > > > > So you are proposing something like this? > > > > print DateTime::Calendar::Mayan->now( timezone => 'Europe/Amsterdam' )->date; > > Either that, or your module should convert from the _local_ rd values, > instead of the _utc_ values. (Dave's proposal)
I have the feeling that this could lead to strange errors when chaining calendars together. I'd rather see floating time become equivalent to UTC. > That would make Wrong answer #2 work; I'd settle for that. > > It would mean changing the rules, of course. As you said, the behaviour > is "correct" as it is; I'd keep it this way until a better solution is > available. Agreed. :) -J --
