Rop Gonggrijp

It's really only meant to be polling once, because internally there is a variable `_last_read_t` used to determine if the change was already presented. Never thought of wanting to check...

Fixed the documentation in commit 71a6baf to add >Note that this uses a single variable internally to store when the time was last accessed, so your code can only poll...

The library does not have a daemon running. The only thing that happens magically in the background is the ESP itself increasing the millisecond counter. ezTime is all just code...

Hmmm, I'm just wondering about something... Do things get better if you drop the `minuteChanged` check and in `secondChanged` do a `if (now() % 60)` See too many ways my...

I'll try to make it work for you, within the limitations of what ezTime is. With that I mean that on modern processors such as the ESP, one could do...

After staring at it for a while, I cannot see anything obviously wrong with your code. Don't have an Arduino handy right now, but could you print the value of...

Eh, sorry, that's the private function internally. I meant `UTC.now()`

> I've tryed to execute "nc -u timezoned.rop.nl 2342" and nothing seems to work... > > Here is an example : > > ***@***.***:~# nc -u timezoned.rop.nl 2342 > Europe/Paris...

Hey there, Sorry to be a bit silent lately. I agree with @bperrybap about what needs to be done. A next major version is iin order, breaking corner cases is...

How about: ``` #include #include Timezone myTZ; void setup() { WiFi.begin("SSID", "PW"); waitForSync(); myTZ.setLocation(F("gb")); myTZ.setDefault(); time_t one_oh_four_am = makeTime(1,4,0, day(), month(), year()); if (now() >= one_oh_four_am) one_oh_four_am += 24*3600; setEvent(mistOneStart,...