world Time Diff
Returns the time offset between two world locations
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WorldTimeDiff
doubleworldTimeDiff( | worldTimeZone | LocA | |
worldTimeZone | LocB | )[inline] |
(wt_US_Canada_EasternTime - wt_Moscow)/10.0Once you add in the addition factor of 1/24 to produce the fractional part of a day, the code for this module simply becomes:
inline double worldTimeDiff(worldTimeZone LocA, worldTimeZone LocB) { return (LocA - LocB)/(24 * 10.0); // to get fractions of a day }Therefore in most instances you may prefer to do this calculations directly.
Examples:
This example gives you the standard times in NewYork, Paris and London. It assumes the computer is based in London.#include <stdio.h> #include <codecogs/units/time/now.h> #include <codecogs/units/time/worldtimediff.h> #include <codecogs/units/time/timehms.h> using namespace Units::Time; void main() { double london=now(st_None); double ny=london + worldTimeDiff(wt_US_Canada_EasternTime, wt_London); double paris=london + worldTimeDiff(wt_Paris, wt_London); int h,m,s; timeHMS(london, h,m,s); printf("\n Standard time in London is: %02d:%02d:%02d", h,m,s); timeHMS(ny, h,m,s); printf("\n Standard time in New York is: %02d:%02d:%02d", h,m,s); timeHMS(paris, h,m,s); printf("\n Standard time in Paris is: %02d:%02d:%02d", h,m,s); }A simple extension, using summerTime, ensures that summer time is applied (as appropriate), i.e
timeHMS(london + summerTime(london, st_UK)/24.0, h,m,s); printf("\n The time in London is: %02d:%02d:%02d", h,m,s); timeHMS(ny + summerTime(london, st_USA)/24.0, h,m,s); printf("\n The time in New York is: %02d:%02d:%02d", h,m,s); timeHMS(paris + summerTime(london, st_EU)/24.0, h,m,s); printf("\n The time in Paris is: %02d:%02d:%02d", h,m,s);
Parameters
LocA first time zone LocB second time zone
Returns
- the fraction of a 24hr between the two locations
Authors
- Will Bateman (Nov 2004)
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