Description: ------------ inDaylightTime() is returning FALSE for a date and in a timezone that has DST. Test script: --------------- $oStartDate = new Date(1180656000); // 5/31/07 UTC $oStartDate->setTZByID("UTC"); $oStartDate ->convertTZByID("America/New_York"); if ($oStartDate->inDaylightTime($oStartDate)) printf("It's DST in New York"); else printf("It's EST in New York"); Returns: It's EST in New York $oStartDate = new Date(1180656000); // 5/31/07 UTC $oStartDate->setTZByID("America/New_York"); if ($oStartDate->inDaylightTime($oStartDate)) printf("It's DST in New York"); else printf("It's EST in New York"); Also returns: It's EST in New York Expected result: ---------------- Expect DST to be true Actual result: -------------- DST is not set true.

Changed package reference from PEAR to Date where it belongs.

fwiw: Further checking shows that problems with the pear date class have been previously reported and in one case patched. It also appears that this class may have compatibility issue/s with php5. Since php 5.2 includes a similar date class, perhaps this pear class is no longer applicable?

This is now OK in CVS

Thank you for your bug report. This issue has been fixed in the latest released version of the package, which you can download at http://pear.php.net/get/Date