> On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >> On Mon, 28 Feb 2005, John Siracusa wrote:
> >>
> >>> Can't you just nuke the giant DT:TZ ref before
> > freezing and have it
> >>> auto-re-vivify when first used after it's thawed?
> > IOW, save the TZ string
> >>> ("floating", "local", "America/Chicago") and then
> > re-grab a ref to the
> >>> DT::TZ singleton as needed. That way, you don't
> > have to freeze the DT::TZ
> >>> at all.
> >>
> >> Oh yeah. That's what it already does ;)
> >
> > It should do that, but there seems to be
something wrong:
> >
> > $dt = DateTime->today;
> > $dt->set_time_zone( "America/Chicago" );
> > print $dt->STORABLE_freeze, "\n" '
> >
> >
utc_rd_days:732005|utc_rd_secs:0|rd_nanosecs:0|version:0.28DateTime::Locale::root=HASH(0x838d4a4)DateTime::TimeZone::America::Chicago=HASH(0x8328ca0)SCALAR(0x8328da8)
>
> Note that this was added in DT::TZ 0.26. DT.pm
itself didn't have to be
> changed, IIRC.
I'm sorry - I just installed a new DT::TZ from CPAN
and I'm still getting stringified references instead
of names.
- Flavio S. Glock
