Sebastian Freundt

Hey Austin, unfortunately this isn't possible in yuck as it stands. The way it registers the last sub-subcommand is a leaky abstraction over m4 which happens to allow to redefine...

You know what, that's actually a good compromise. The /etc/localtime magic is well documented for Linux, Solaris, and Darwin. I'll give that a go.

should be fixed in master

Hi, no there is not. Can you maybe use awk to do what you desire? $ echo 4 | awk '$0 = $1 > 0 ? "Expires in "$1" days"...

Thanks for the reminder. Long overdue.

I think the confusion is that you expect this to happen: $ dconv now -z Europe/Berlin | dround -n when in fact this happens: $ dround now -n | dconv...

> You mentioned that the rounding is done in UTC time. Is this also the case for this example and should I add something else to do it in Berlin...

Hi, thank you for the report. A proposed fix is in a844d56df.

No you're right, it's no good having low-level code interact with the user somehow. 461a944e1 lifts the check and handling into the tools, and makes an illegal zone a fatal...

Errors of the form `%s' are needed to allow locales to pick the right quoting character. Currently, dateutils isn't gettextised but I want to keep this option open.