[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> C:\>perl oddhours.pl 2007
> 2007-12-09 24.5 America/Caracas
> 2007-03-11 22 America/Indiana/Winamac
> 2007-03-25 24.5 Australia/Lord_Howe
> 2007-10-28 23.5 Australia/Lord_Howe
Interesting, Australia/Lord_Howe does a half-hour DST shift every year
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef:
> Here's my first shot at a script. It combines Zefram's suggestion to
> use $dt->epoch() and Eugene's recommendation to measure the intervals
> at noon instead of at midnight. Next, I'd like to refactor it
> using...um...I'm not sure, but something other than $dt->epoch(
I just released a module called Net::Gnip to CPAN and it accidentally
contained an inner package called DateTime::Format::XML which parses
http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/#dateTime
style dates using DateTime::Format::8601 and formats them using a
strftime.
Unfortunately PAUSE appears to have
Eugene van der pijll wrote:
>Jim Monty schreef:
>> I want to iterate the time zones of the world to generate a report of
>> all days that aren't exactly 24 hours. I want to handle
>> America/Caracas and America/Sao_Paulo correctly. You mentioned
>> 2007-12-09 was 24.5 hours long in Venezuela. This
