Hi, I was wondering about two things involving timezones. The proposal "Date and time improvements" is defining the Date.toISO():String method.
It's unclear to me in what timezone the date should be serialized in: local timezone or UTC. Although it's semantically correct to allow both and let the implementors decide, but I think that would be "not a good thing". I prefer is to be serialized in UTC (with the Z suffix). The downside of this is, all json users will have to support time-zones. The advantage is, you can truncate two arbitrary json-date strings, and compare them, even if the dates are serialized in different timezones. The other question is concerning the "JSON encoding and decoding" proposal. Is the Date serialization using the (fixed) formatting of www.json.org/json.js, or is it using the toISO method, mentioned above? -- |\ | \ |_/oeke [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Es4-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es4-discuss
