On terça-feira, 12 de junho de 2012 16.26.08, Jan Kundrát wrote: > I'd like to save them into a QDataStream for further retrieval and after > loading them back, I'd love to show them both converted to the user's > local time and also in the original format, including the original time > zone information. I haven't found a way of doing this in Qt and would > like to ask for help about that.
There isn't a way. The QTimezone feature has been pending for years.
> So, the questions:
>
> - Is there a publicly available way of doing what I want to do, ie. am I
> missing something?
No.
> - Does Qt5 change anything in this matter?
Not yet. Even QCalendaringSystem is still missing.
> - Would I hit any obstacle in Qt 4.7+ if I decied to use QDateTime's
> *internal* functions setUtcOffset() and utcOffset()? I see that I
> shouldn't be using them, but in this case it seems to me that they
> publish information which is only hardly available in other ways, so
> it's *so* tempting to just have a look at them.
You're entirely on your own if you touch the internals. Behaviour might change
in any release.
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