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• #2
Try E.setTimeZone() to correct the time zone.
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• #4
Hi Conor, what IDE are you using for it? Older IDEs had a problem with how they called
E.setTimeZone()
so they set the time up wrong (by a factor of -60!) on anything with a nonzero timezone.Sounds like your issue as Friday looks ~60 hours before Sunday?
All the other IDEs should have auto-updated but the windows Native one won't have.
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• #5
That sounds like the problem alright Gordon :-)
I thought I'd grabbed the latest standalone for Windows last week but maybe I followed a stale link. It's reporting 0.68.6 in About.
Just updated to 0.69.0 and all seems well again.
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• #6
I only updated it last week, so it was probably just bad timing!
I have the usual "set current time" toggle enabled in the WebIDE. But Date on the Pixl is giving me this weird :
when it's actually Sunday at 20:35 BST
I did
so the time is now right. But it's still printing out GMT-6000.
Am I missing something blindingly obvious?
(Windows 10 standalone Web IDE from last week. Pixl on both 1v97 and 1v99).