CAUTION: Adding half a year would be prone to error near the "time
change" dates. 2:01 am 6 months from now might not even exist if that
date is "spring forward" day.
It's unlikely that you'd ever need to, but If you ever had to, make
sure you use a mid summer date like July 1, or mid winter date like
Jan 1. A person could do both as a sanity check. If your input time
didn't match either you'd know there was a problem.
Wm
Logic is elusive, especially with time.
On Mar 26, 2008, at 12:34 PM, Ewald Beekman wrote:
How can i see for each zone displayed if it is in DST?
The only way i could think of is add an offset of half a year
to the timezone and compare the time's, but that seems a bit overdone
since the info is there somewhere allready.
