Sergey Gromov wrote: <snip>
I thought that std.date.getUTCtime(), std.date.UTCtoLocalTime() and std.date.LocalTimetoUTC() were quite enough.
std.date is somewhat badly designed - a time can be in any time zone but has no time zone information in it. And toString(d_time) expects a UTC time but formats in the user's time zone.
My library stores all times in UTC, but allows them to be manipulated in any time zone. But it doesn't yet support daylight saving time adjustments. I haven't quite worked out how best to do this. (It initialises the working time zone to the user's current time zone under Windows, but that's it at the moment.)
http://pr.stewartsplace.org.uk/d/sutil/ Stewart.
