Rick == Rick Measham r...@measham.id.au writes:
Rick $ olson time 13:48 # where is it currently 13:44?
Rick $ olson time 13:48 -Cau # where in Australia is it currently 13:44
Does it offset by 4 minutes automatically?
:-)
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Rick Measham
On 09/05/2012, at 6:38, mer...@stonehenge.com (Randal L. Schwartz) wrote:
Rick == Rick Measham r...@measham.id.au writes:
Rick $ olson time 13:48 # where is it currently 13:44?
Rick $ olson time 13:48 -Cau # where in Australia is it currently
Anthony Ball wrote:
a way to query when the DST changes happen.
That'll need additions to the API for the timezone objects. I've got
some plans to do that, but it's a later stage.
-zefram
Dave Rolsky wrote:
The use of Date::ISO8601, Date::JD, and Time::Unix seems a bit odd.
Can't you use DateTime to do all this stuff and avoid the additional
prereqs?
Using DateTime would gain minimal convenience. On the downside, it's a
heavy module load (both in memory and startup time) and a
New version of the query tool attached. This one has a lot more options
for searching for zones. It lets you ask questions like:
$ olson areas -Cru # where is Russia?
Asia
Europe
$ olson offsets -ICST # what does CST mean?
-06
-05
+08
+09:30
+10:30
$
Nice utility.
I wouldn't mind something like this too:
$ olson time 13:48 # where is it currently 13:44?
$ olson time 13:48 -Cau # where in Australia is it currently 13:44
Australia/Currie
Australia/Hobart
Australia/Lindeman
Australia/Melbourne
As part of the plan for replacing DT:TZ, we discussed the need for a way
to list the available timezones, to replace the static DT:TZ:Catalog
document. Attached is a prototype of a command-line tool that could
take this role. I'd appreciate comments about its current operation
and about what it
On Sun, 4 Mar 2012, Zefram wrote:
As part of the plan for replacing DT:TZ, we discussed the need for a way
to list the available timezones, to replace the static DT:TZ:Catalog
document. Attached is a prototype of a command-line tool that could
take this role. I'd appreciate comments about its
