Hi Rick.
Rick Measham wrote:
> Looks good to a point .. however you're duplicating data or missing data
> depending on how you're defining your time zone.
>
> If your time zone is 'Australia/Melbourne' then you're duplicating it.
> 2005-06-10 can only ever be non-daylight savings and so your op
Cameron McCormack wrote:
I want to serialize my times such that they match this regular expression:
m[^()/(..)/(..)T(..):(..):(..)(D?)/(.*)]
G'day Cameron,
Looks good to a point .. however you're duplicating data or missing data
depending on how you're defining your time zone.
If you
Hi chronophiles.
I want to serialize my times such that they match this regular expression:
m[^()/(..)/(..)T(..):(..):(..)(D?)/(.*)]
where
$1 = year
$2 = month
$3 = day
$4 = hour
$5 = minute
$6 = second
$7 = 'D' if the time is in DST, '' otherwise
$8 = timezone
because I
