More experimenting has revealed
that if I set tzShift it not only alters DateTime object that method is used
on but also the value returned from DateTime returned from entry object
DateTime dateTime = entry.getTimes().get(0).getStartTime();
System.out.println("dateTime prior to tz shift is "
+ dateTime.toString() + " entry.getTimes().get(0).getStartTime() is
"+entry.getTimes().get(0).getStartTime().toString());
dateTime prior to tz shift is 2011-03-28
entry.getTimes().get(0).getStartTime() is 2011-03-28
dateTime.setTzShift(-5*60);
System.out.println("dateTime after to tz shift is "
+ dateTime.toString()+ " entry.getTimes().get(0).getStartTime() is
"+entry.getTimes().get(0).getStartTime().toString());
dateTime after to tz shift is 2011-03-27-05:00
entry.getTimes().get(0).getStartTime() is 2011-03-27-05:00
I don't understand why dateTime.setTzShift(-5*60) changes tz of
entry.getTimes().get(0).getStartTime() unless the tzShift field were static
but
it isnt, its protected -- I'm not sure what that implies or is it because
dateTime is actually referencing the same object ?
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