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 is
[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
[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.
How do I compute the number of hours in a day in a specific time zone?
Let's say I want to iterate the days of the year from Jan 1 thru Dec 31
and print the number of hours in each day in the America/New_York time
zone. I expect 363 days to have 24 hours, one day to have 23 hours, and
one day to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I compute the number of hours in a day in a specific time zone?
Try this:
use DateTime;
for(my $today = DateTime-new(year=2007, time_zone=$ARGV[0]); $today-year ==
2007; ) {
(my $tomorrow = $today-clone)-add(days=1);
print $today, ,
Zefram schreef:
It ought to be possible to do the interval calculation using
DateTime::Duration instead of -epoch, but the behaviour of DT::D is
unreasonably confusing and I couldn't get it to work. (Strangely, I got
a version that worked fine for America/New_York, where all the days are
Zefram wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I compute the number of hours in a day in a specific time zone?
Try this:
Thanks for the working example. It's helpful.
It ought to be possible to do the interval calculation using
DateTime::Duration instead of -epoch, but the behaviour of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 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 is precisely the
kind of
On Mon, 20 Oct 2008, Eugene van der Pijll wrote:
DateTime cannot handle fractional leap hours.
See the source code of subtract_datetime(), section This is a gross
hack, where the length of the leap hour is hardcoded in the lines
$bigger_min -= 60
$bigger_min += 60
This should probably
