Why does time() return a multiple of 60? Surely each time there's a leap
second time()%60 should increment?
Cheers!
Rick Measham
Cause time since the epoch doesn't measure leap seconds. See in the
DateTime manual, under the epoch() method description.
On 11/20/05, Rick Measham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why does time() return a multiple of 60? Surely each time there's a leap
second time()%60 should increment?
Cheers!
mathieu longtin wrote:
Cause time since the epoch doesn't measure leap seconds. See in the
DateTime manual, under the epoch() method description.
I'm aware that it doesn't measure them ... but I'm wondering why? Surely
that makes it Capital-W-Wrong. Perl will return the Wrong number of
On Mon, 21 Nov 2005, Rick Measham wrote:
mathieu longtin wrote:
Cause time since the epoch doesn't measure leap seconds. See in the
DateTime manual, under the epoch() method description.
I'm aware that it doesn't measure them ... but I'm wondering why? Surely that
makes it Capital-W-Wrong.
