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Jonathan Scott Duff wrote:
>
> I still think one of the options to the C<date()> routine could be the
> offset from UTC or a code ref to a subroutine that can determine the
> offset given the current UTC. That way the user could specify what
> localtime means (even if it doesn't really mean local time ;-).
Well, you can easily do this already with
$date = utcdate (time + $offset);
Or even:
$date = utcdate (time + &getoffset('US/Pacific'));
Or even:
$date = date (time - &getoffset('UTC'));
Anything having to do with numeric offset it already implicitly
supported (as in Perl 5). And having a date() that returns local time,
which will be most-used, is still a good thing, I think.
-Nate
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