commit 9d9a421e2452d648e8fa0264582162acf1f9fa01
author Adam Langley <agl@golang.org> Tue Oct 06 10:01:39 2009 -0700
committer Adam Langley <agl@golang.org> Tue Oct 06 10:01:39 2009 -0700
tree b77e89396d8d174639f1fbc3c57ca06af793f170
parent 63ef5a41737bce17c99734ba3355c57c36f0438e

Change description of time.Time.ZoneOffset to specify east is +ve.

Currently, the description says that +ve numbers are westwards of UTC.
Typically, timezones are specified with +ve numbers running east of Greenwich.
For example, San Francisco is specified as UTC-8. Also, when calling
time.Localtime(), the following is returned on my box in PDT:

{Year:2009 Month:10 Day:5 Hour:18 Minute:55 Second:6 Weekday:1 ZoneOffset:-25200
Zone:PDT}

Note that the ZoneOffset is negative. This leads me to suspect that the
description is mistaken.

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