Hi tye,

thanks to you a lot. As I want to get amount of hours in the day, I tried to modify your suggestion to:

sub hours_in_day {
    my $now = 60*60*int( shift()/60/60 );   # Start of this hour
    my $hour = ( localtime($now) )[2];
    $now -= $hour*60*60;                   # Start of this day
    $hour = ( localtime($now+24*60*60) )[2];
    $hour -= 24 if int($hour/12);
    return 24-$hour;
}

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But it is not working, hm ...

Thinking & probing,
flowdy

In reply to Re^2: Is there an official DST border day detection module? (localtime) by flowdy
in thread Is there an official DST border day detection module? by flowdy

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