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Re: Printing RFC3339 timezone?
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Bob Showalter
Jan 25, 2006, 8:28:31 AM1/25/06
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csn wrote:
> How can I print a valid RFC3339 time zone (used by Atom)? Presumably
> using strftime; which outputs -HHMM for "%z" (which isn't documented),
> but RFC3339 requires -HH:MM (I know RFC3339 allows 'Z', but I'd like the
> actual time zone).
> How can I print a valid RFC3339 time zone (used by Atom)? Presumably
> using strftime; which outputs -HHMM for "%z" (which isn't documented),
> but RFC3339 requires -HH:MM (I know RFC3339 allows 'Z', but I'd like the
> actual time zone).
Take a look at:
http://www.ruby-doc.org/stdlib/libdoc/time/rdoc/classes/Time.html#M004641
Austin Ziegler
Jan 25, 2006, 8:29:03 AM1/25/06
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On 24/01/06, csn <cool_scree...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> How can I print a valid RFC3339 time zone (used by Atom)? Presumably
> using strftime; which outputs -HHMM for "%z" (which isn't documented),
> but RFC3339 requires -HH:MM (I know RFC3339 allows 'Z', but I'd like the
> actual time zone).
> How can I print a valid RFC3339 time zone (used by Atom)? Presumably
> using strftime; which outputs -HHMM for "%z" (which isn't documented),
> but RFC3339 requires -HH:MM (I know RFC3339 allows 'Z', but I'd like the
> actual time zone).
Try using Time#xmlschema.
-austin
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