mateweather_timezone_get_name ()

const char *
mateweather_timezone_get_name (MateWeatherTimezone *zone);

Gets zone 's name; a translated, user-presentable string.

Note that the returned name might not be unique among timezones, and may not make sense to the user unless it is presented along with the timezone's country's name (or in some context where the country is obvious).

mateweather_timezone_get_tzid ()

const char *
mateweather_timezone_get_tzid (MateWeatherTimezone *zone);

Gets zone 's tzdata identifier, eg "America/New_York".

mateweather_timezone_get_offset ()

int
mateweather_timezone_get_offset (MateWeatherTimezone *zone);

Gets zone 's standard offset from UTC, in minutes. Eg, a value of 120 would indicate "GMT+2".

mateweather_timezone_has_dst ()

gboolean
mateweather_timezone_has_dst (MateWeatherTimezone *zone);

Checks if zone observes daylight/summer time for part of the year.

mateweather_timezone_get_dst_offset ()

int
mateweather_timezone_get_dst_offset (MateWeatherTimezone *zone);

Gets zone 's daylight/summer time offset from UTC, in minutes. Eg, a value of 120 would indicate "GMT+2". This is only meaningful if mateweather_timezone_has_dst() returns TRUE.

mateweather_timezone_ref ()

MateWeatherTimezone *
mateweather_timezone_ref (MateWeatherTimezone *zone);

Adds 1 to zone 's reference count.

mateweather_timezone_unref ()

void
mateweather_timezone_unref (MateWeatherTimezone *zone);

Subtracts 1 from zone 's reference count and frees it if it reaches 0.

MateWeatherTimezone

typedef struct _MateWeatherTimezone MateWeatherTimezone;

A timezone.

There are no public methods for creating timezones; they can only be created by calling mateweather_location_new_world() to parse Locations.xml, and then calling various MateWeatherLocation methods to extract relevant timezones from the location hierarchy.