> I wouldn't call it broken, just less inituitive. But besides that point,
> I looked at some data and have a patch that allows the timezone guessing
> code to also check against the GMT offset, and not only the
> abbreviation. This means that with these DB entries:
>
> { "idt", 1, -HOUR ( 3), "Asia/Tel_Aviv" },
> { "idt", 1, -HOUR (4.5), "Iran/Teheran" },
> { "idt", 1, -HOUR (6.5), "Asia/Calcutta" },
>
> IDT will be recognised correctly for all three variations.
Cool, you can generate a sane E_STRICT from that too (telling people what
they need in their php.ini to speed things up).
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