I'm getting my brain fried on this. Tried to figure out the results of
you code. I think you're at the point where I really started to get
worried. So I tried to put it into a more simple question:
Why doesn't gmmktime(15,1,0,11,1,2002) return the SAME number (= epoch
timestamp) when execut
BTW for all who are following this, Patrick has cleverly illustrated
that most of the northern hemisphere locations where summer time is
observed will 'spring forward' this weekend. Most of the southern
hemisphere locations that were in summer time did their 'fall back' last
weekend!
NB the two us
hi.
i'm storing events in a mysql-db, using epoch timestamps to pinpoint the
exact date/time for an event.
so far, I have been using localtime, being aware that there are
inconsistencies
in the number of epoch-seconds, when DST flips on and off. nevertheless, that
works fine as long as you
