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/* @(#)timezone.c 4.2 (Berkeley) %G% */
/*
* The arguments are the number of minutes of time
* you are westward from Greenwich and whether DST is in effect.
* It returns a string
* giving the name of the local timezone.
*
* Sorry, I don't know all the names.
*/
static struct zone {
int offset;
char *stdzone;
char *dlzone;
} zonetab[] = {
4*60, "AST", "ADT", /* Atlantic */
5*60, "EST", "EDT", /* Eastern */
6*60, "CST", "CDT", /* Central */
7*60, "MST", "MDT", /* Mountain */
8*60, "PST", "PDT", /* Pacific */
0, "GMT", 0, /* Greenwich */
-10*60, "EST", "EST", /* Aust: Eastern */
-10*60+30, "CST", "CST", /* Aust: Central */
-8*60, "WST", 0, /* Aust: Western */
-1
};
char *timezone(zone, dst)
{
register struct zone *zp;
static char czone[10];
char *sign;
register char *p, *q;
char *getenv(), *index();
if (p = getenv("TZNAME")) {
if (q = index(p, ',')) {
if (dst)
return(++q);
else {
*q = '\0';
strncpy(czone, p, sizeof(czone)-1);
czone[sizeof(czone)-1] = '\0';
*q = ',';
return (czone);
}
}
return(p);
}
for (zp=zonetab; zp->offset!=-1; zp++)
if (zp->offset==zone) {
if (dst && zp->dlzone)
return(zp->dlzone);
if (!dst && zp->stdzone)
return(zp->stdzone);
}
if (zone<0) {
zone = -zone;
sign = "+";
} else
sign = "-";
sprintf(czone, "GMT%s%d:%02d", sign, zone/60, zone%60);
return(czone);
}