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os/date should be able to handle a given timezone. #986

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amano-kenji opened this issue Jun 9, 2022 · 3 comments
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os/date should be able to handle a given timezone. #986

amano-kenji opened this issue Jun 9, 2022 · 3 comments
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@amano-kenji
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For, example

(os/date (os/time) "America/New_York")
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zevv commented May 11, 2023

On POSIX systems this might work for you:

(os/setenv "TZ" "America/New_York")
(os/date (os/time) true)

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This is non-trivial while maintaining strict ISO C99 compatibility (or, indeed, strict ISO C-anything compatibility), as it does not specify any way of doing this.
On POSIX, setting TZ is indeed the correct approach though.

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@zevv I think os/date should document TZ environment variable, then.

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