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Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@ifi.uio.no> writes:

> Uhm, ah -- there is no `substr' function, and `*' doesn't work on
> strings, and `concat' doesn't work (well) on numbers.  :-)  And the
> zone can be a string like "GMT" and not an hour.

<sigh>  No one will ever accuse -me- of testing my code.

Sorry--substring, of course, and braindeadedness on my part for the other.  ;>

> But timezone can take care of all this with `timezone-zone-to-minute',
> which should do the trick, I think.

Don't forget to multiplty by 60!  ;>

John.