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I'm facing a problem which is either due to user error on my part, inconsistencies between how Python's zoneinfo and tzdata modules work across platforms, or inconsistencies in IANA databases across ...
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How would I get a list containing only and all canonical IANA time zone ids in javascript? While I fully intend to support all IANA time zone ids in my application, when users select a timezone, I ...
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I know that IANA keeps a timezone database (tzdata) that is used by several systems. But Java seems to have its own mechanics to handle timezones. How does it work?
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I wasn't able to find a good method for converting windows time zones to the IANA format I needed. This method isn't perfect but it gets the job done for my purposes. First you need to get the ...
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Im looking to map IANA time zones to ISO country codes + region codes (where applicable). Is there some resource that has this mapping available for consumption? A c# package would be fantastic I saw ...
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I want to insert the TLDs of the IANA file (https://data.iana.org/TLD/tlds-alpha-by-domain.txt) into a column of a SQL table via C#, but it is too long. Column is defined as NVARCHAR(MAX) datatype. It ...
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An usual top-level domain (TLD) has a minimum length of 2 characters. Is this rule applies to Internationalized TLDs too (like .中国 .مصر .भारत)? I'm writing a Regex to validate email.
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IANA provides a list of timezones on https://www.iana.org/time-zones with their time shift. There are frequent updates. => are only the time shifts updates, or can their be new timezones / ...
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I am trying to get all Iana time zones on a .net8 application. I can't use any open-source packages, so I am stuck with pulling DotNetIds out of the Windows registry. Right now, I am iterating through ...
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My app stores user time zone selection as IANA Time Zone Id values. It calculates local user times by converting these to Windows Time Zone Id values and using TimeZoneInfo methods to calculate times. ...
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Appologize if this has been answered. I'm looking for what Gx, Gy, Cx interface stands for or What does single character mean. Is there a convention or rule used to name AAA interface in 3GPP? It ...
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I am currently browsing the cldr-common-42 database and I find the use of language tags a bit confusing. For example, the tag ar-EG is used for translations in Egyptian Arabic. However, when looking ...
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RFC 5646 (https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5646.html) and IANA language subtag registry (https://www.iana.org/assignments/language-subtag-registry/language-subtag-registry) describe and list the ...
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As stated by IANA when one wants to register a port number and a service name in the User Ports range, one of the requirements from RFC 6335 section 8.1.2 is to have a reason: "...why using a ...
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I need to store datetime records with IANA database current version used (2022g for example). How could I get it with Go? I tried to search this on standard "time" package, but it seems that ...
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