> +
> + <property name="NetworkTimezone" type="a{sv}" access="read">
> + <tp:docstring>
> + The timezone data provided by the network. It may include one of
> more
> + of the following fields:
> +
> + 'offset': offset of the timezone from UTC, in minutes (including DST,
> + if applicable).
> + 'dst_offset': amount of 'offset' that is due to DST, in minutes.
> + 'leap_seconds': number of leap seconds included in the network time.
I'm not sure why we would include leap seconds info here. Leap seconds
are adjustments to UTC itself, so if the time retrieved from
GetNetworkTime() is always UTC, there is no need for that, as far as I
can tell.
> + </tp:docstring>
> + </property>
> +
> + <method name="GetNetworkTime">
> + <tp:docstring>
> + Gets the current network time.
> +
> + This method will only work if the modem tracks, or can request, the
> + current network time; it will not attempt to use previously-received
> + network time updates on the host to guess the current network time.
> + </tp:docstring>
> + <annotation name="org.freedesktop.DBus.GLib.CSymbol"
> + value="impl_modem_time_get_network_time" />
> + <arg name="time" type="s" direction="out">
> + <tp:docstring>
> + If the network time is known, a string containing a date and time
> in
> + ISO 8601 format.
> +
> + If the network time is unknown, the empty string.
> + </tp:docstring>
> + </arg>
> + </method>
> +
> + <signal name="NetworkTimeChanged">
> + <tp:docstring>
> + Sent when the network time is updated.
> + </tp:docstring>
> + <arg name="time" type="s">
> + <tp:docstring>
> + If the network time is known, a string containing a date and time
> in
> + ISO 8601 format.
> +
> + If the network time is unknown, the empty string.
> + </tp:docstring>
> + </arg>
> + </signal>
I wonder when/how often this signal is sent.
--
Aleksander
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