I have a server set to EST and am wondering what I need to do to create a DateTimeOffset set to Midnight of the current day but in a different timezone? For example PST?
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I have a server set to EST and am wondering what I need to do to create a DateTimeOffset set to Midnight of the current day but in a different timezone? For example PST?
TimeZoneInfo.DateTimewhich contains the local time (i.e. midnight)TimeZoneInfo.GetUtcOffsetto find the offset from UTCDateTimeOffsetwith the local time and the offset(If Noda Time were production-ready, I’d suggest creating a
ZonedDateTimeusing that, but unfortunately we’re not even close to ready for v1 yet… although actually the bits you’d need are probably stable enough 🙂It’s worth noting that “midnight of the current day” doesn’t always exist in all time zones. If you may need to deal with time zones which have a DST transition at midnight, you may want to look at
TimeZoneInfo.IsAmbiguousTimeandTimeZoneInfo.IsInvalidTime.