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23/02/2008, 20h48

My findings are in agreement with yours.

If I call puts or strftime on DateTime.now, I will get local time.
If I call time component methods (hour, min, sec, etc.), I will get
local time.

But if I just take a DateTime.now and do math with it, it is in GMT.

I would assert that the strftime, puts, and all of the time component
methods do an implicit GMT-to-local time conversion as part of their
processing. That is the only thing that would explain the behavior that
I am seeing.

Thanks,
Wes

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23/02/2008, 20h48	#6
Wes Gamble Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: DateTime.new vs. DateTime.now My findings are in agreement with yours. If I call puts or strftime on DateTime.now, I will get local time. If I call time component methods (hour, min, sec, etc.), I will get local time. But if I just take a DateTime.now and do math with it, it is in GMT. I would assert that the strftime, puts, and all of the time component methods do an implicit GMT-to-local time conversion as part of their processing. That is the only thing that would explain the behavior that I am seeing. Thanks, Wes -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.