hour() is off when passing in a timestamp, or I'm using it wrong? #149
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I'm experiencing the same problem as you with both the hour() and hourFormat12() functions. What is even more confusing is if I output hour using the dateTime() function, the hour is correct. I'm in the CDT timezone and my hour() value is +5 higher than it should be (hour() returns 9 when my local hour is 4). My timezone and DST are set correctly. |
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I had the same problem with the day(t) function when passing a timestamp in thew t parameter. I started a new issue on this |
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Startup logs, showing correct operation for central time:
Received time: Sunday, 20-Mar-22 14:50:07.359 UTCTime is in syncour Timezone: America/ChicagoTimezone lookup for: America/Chicago ... (round-trip 392 ms) success.Olson: America/ChicagoPosix: CST6CDT,M3.2.0,M11.1.0Central Time: Sunday, 20-Mar-2022 09:50:07 CDTSerial << "now: " << myTZ.now() << mendl;
now: 1647769859Serial << "storedTime: " << storedTime << mendl;
storedTime: 1647769900Serial << "timezone: " << myTZ.getTimezoneName( storedTime, LOCAL_TIME ) << mendl;
timezone: CDTuint8_t hour = myTZ.hourFormat12();
Serial << "hour: " << hour << mendl;
hour: 9<-- the expected valueuint8_t hourStored = myTZ.hourFormat12( storedTime, LOCAL_TIME );
Serial << "hourStored: " << hourStored << mendl;
hourStored: 2<-- wrong value. I think it should be either 9, or 4 depending on UTC or local timezone.uint8_t minute = myTZ.minute();
Serial << "minute: " << minute << mendl;
minute: 50uint8_t minuteStored = myTZ.minute( storedTime, LOCAL_TIME );
Serial << "minuteStored: " << minuteStored << mendl;
minuteStored: 51The same behavior happens with both hour() and hourFormat12()
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