Well I think that it sets the time to GMT. Lets see, searching Class::Date for "gmdate"
use Class::Date qw(:errors date localdate gmdate now -DateParse -EnvC);
$date = gmdate "2001-11-12 17:13";
You can create a date object by the "date", "localdate" or "gmdate" function, or by calling the Class::Date constructor.
"gmdate $x" is equivalent to "date $x, $Class::Date::GMT_TIMEZONE".
It could be
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Wow! I am gaining so much of knowledge. Thanks :)
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