I saw something strange while i use $asctime, check this it might not be an bug but i cannot understand why not return GMT and return GMP or GMA in sometimes, ok the solution is to use zzz on timezone and not z.

example: //echo $asctime($ctime(Thu $+ $chr(44) 01 May 2014 20:16:25 GMT),dd/mmm/yy HH:nn:ss z GMT)

output: 01/May/14 20:16:25 +3 GMP

example2: //echo $asctime($ctime(Thu $+ $chr(44) 01 May 2014 20:16:25 GMT),dd/mmm/yy HH:nn:ss zzz gmt)

output: 01/May/14 20:16:25 +0300 GMT g5p

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'm' is replaced with the month number (5=May). 't' is replaced by 'a' or 'p' for AM or PM. 'T' does the same but with a capital letter.

Yes.. and?? i know the usage of $asctime but here the output is wrong in timezone and not in other details.

You obviously don't know the usage, because you're passing the strings GMT and gmt and they're converted to exactly what they're supposed to be. Neither $ctime nor $asctime take timezone abbreviations as inputs.

The point is that the text "GMT" is not interpreted as a timezone in the script examples that you gave us. It's interpreted as three letters, G which has no meaning and left unaltered, M which is replaced by the numeric month, and T which is replaced with A or P depending on the time of day.

$asctime does not provide a means to convert between timezones, if that is what you are trying to accomplish.

If you want the text to remain literal, don't include it inside $asctime().

Aha ok i have understand now.

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