Stellarium

core.getDate() always returns UTC time, not local

Bug #578101 reported by Khalid AlAjaji on 2010-05-10

This bug affects 1 person

Affects		Status	Importance	Assigned to	Milestone
	Stellarium	Fix Released	Low	Fabien Chéreau	Stellarium 0.10.5

When using core.getDate() in a script, it always returns UTC time wether or not "utc" parameter is used.

Function documentation states that:
QString StelMainScriptAPI::getDate(const QString & spec = "utc" ) [slot]

get the simulation date and time as a string in ISO format, e.g.

"2008-03-24T13:21:01"

Parameters:
spec if "utc", the returned string's timezone is UTC, else it is local time.

Returns:
the current simulation time.

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Khalid AlAjaji (kajaji) wrote on 2010-05-10:

I forgot to mention Stellarium release. I tested this function under 0.10.4 and svn r6268. Same behaviour.

Thanks

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Fabien Chéreau (xalioth) wrote on 2010-05-20:

Thanks,
It should be fixed in SVN rev 6363.
Fabien

Changed in stellarium:
status:	New → Fix Committed
importance:	Undecided → Low
assignee:	nobody → Fabien Chéreau (xalioth)
milestone:	none → 0.10.5

Fabien Chéreau (xalioth) on 2010-06-02

Changed in stellarium:
status:	Fix Committed → Fix Released

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