NAME<\/a> Time::ZoneInfo \u2212 Perl extension for returning a list of Time Zones…<\/p>\n use Time::ZoneInfo; An OO<\/small> interface to accessing a list of timezones. This is useful if you want to provide an interface for your user to choose one of the available time zones.<\/p>\n Version 0.3.1 also gives the geolocalisation for a time zone.<\/p>\n new<\/b> regions<\/b> zones ([region])<\/b> country (zone)<\/b> current_zone<\/b> latitude_decimal(zone)<\/b> latitude_sexagesimal(zone)<\/b> longitude_decimal(zone)<\/b> longitude_sexagesimal(zone)<\/b> latitude_longitude_decimal(zone)<\/b> latitude_longitude_sexagesimal(zone)<\/b> =<\/p>\n You can read $Time::ZoneInfo::ERROR for an error message at any time.<\/p>\n Thanks to Richard Carver Pascal “Pixel” Rigaux added geolocalisation<\/p>\n
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my $zones = Time::ZoneInfo\u2212>new();
foreach my $zone ($zones\u2212>zones) {
# print $zone\u2212>zone . ‘ \u2212 ‘ . $zone\u2212>offset . “n”;
print $zone . “n”;
}
if (my $zone = Time::ZoneInfo\u2212>current_zone) {
my ($latitude, $longitude) = $zones\u2212>latitude_longitude_sexagesimal($zone);
print “$zone: “, $zones\u2212>country($zone), ” $latitude $longituden”;
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You can specify the zonetab file by passing in zonetab => \u2019file\/location\u2019<\/p>\n
Return an array (or array ref) to the list of regions<\/p>\n
Return zones (optionally just for one region)<\/p>\n
Return the country associated with the given zone<\/p>\n
Return the current zone configured<\/p>\n
Return the latitude for the given zone using decimal notation.<\/p>\n
Return the latitude for the given zone using sexagesimal notation (eg: 51_30\u201930″N)<\/p>\n
Return the longitude for the given zone using decimal notation.<\/p>\n
Return the longitude for the given zone using sexagesimal notation (eg: 00_07\u201931″E)<\/p>\n
Return a list of two elements: the latitude and longitude for the given zone using decimal notation.<\/p>\n
Return a list of two elements: the latitude and longitude for the given zone using sexagesimal notation (eg: 51_30\u201930″N and 00_07\u201931″E)<\/p>\nERRORS <\/a> <\/h2>\n
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