Hello QUICKFORM & all,

  thanks a lot for your replies, haxealtdate lib won't help me much
  unfortunately as what I need is to generate current time in GMT, so
  I need to know the current timezone. But ok for now, will make it
  a config parameter, not that bad after all.

QMB> I know this might be slightly out of context, but check out the 
haxealtdate lib by Madrok,
QMB> which will handle dates before 1970 and after 2038, and also implements 
time zones.
QMB> Although this doesn't help to retrieve the current system time zone, it's 
certainly an
QMB> excellent lib.

QMB> / Marcus 


QMB> On Aug 8, 2007, at 6:14 PM, Michael Fellinger wrote:

QMB> On 8/9/07, Nicolas Cannasse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
QMB> Hello list,

QMB>   Is there any way currently to retrieve the current time zone from
QMB>   Neko?


QMB> Not right now. The main reason is that Date and Time APIs in C are a big
QMB> mess.



QMB> I'm actually working in the same area, which is also why i needed
QMB> Int32 to get contemporary dates after 2003.
QMB> Is there a split of Date into Date and Time and optionally DateTime
QMB> planned? I really would like to be able to handle dates before 1970
QMB> and after 2038.
QMB> About the timezones, i've experienced some problems here -  i'm in
QMB> UTC+9 and sometimes i get weird results.

QMB> anyway, i know that time is always a hard thing to get right for
QMB> everybody and i don't need that much right now, just some thoughts  

QMB> Nicolas

QMB> --
QMB> Neko : One VM to run them all
QMB> (http://nekovm.org)





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