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What is the easiest way to use these variables:
year: "2011"
month: "8"
date: "28"
hours: "1"
minutes: "4"
to create a DateTime (i.e. Sun, 28 Aug 2011 01:04:00 +1000). The time zone does not matter.
Use
DateTime::civilChange that to
to_i(10)everywhere if you’re worried about something like"08"being interpreted as an octal number.