Hello, after a failed test of the easter_date() function I've taken a look at the test file. The test file sets the default timezone to UTC.
To make it short: easter_date() does not return correct results, if the default timezone (set with date_default_timezone_set() or INI date.timezone) is "left" of the local timezone, i.e. the UTC offset is less than the UTC offset of the local timezone. (The local timezone is determined by the computer that runs the test.) To illustrate it: The timezone on my computer is "Europe/Berlin" which is UTC +200 (+ 2 hours) according to php. If easter_date() is called on a timezone with an UTC offset < +200 you will always get one day less, e.g. 2000-04-22 instead of the correct result 2000-04-23. That is because at 2000-04-23T00:00:00 (midnight) you have 2000-04-22 on every timezone with an offset < +200). Regards, Oliver -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
