QDateTime GMT add sec. or - sec. from locale time....

The server send my a date format evry time on GMT null format... Greenw...
"Wed, 07 Feb 2007 18:44:19 GMT"
to append one one H i make so...
dateTime2.addSecs(3600); /* by hand ....*/
but how i can discovery a calculable local date.... +1 or -1

muss i build a switsch for evry 24 world H. time....

I like Unix time format to display human readable time and to see diff from localfile lastmod time.... (QFileInfo)

Code:

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/* grab remote server gmt time to check localfile lastmod update or not */
 
 
uint MailTimeString( QString indate )
 
{
 
    /* incomming format Wed, 07 Feb 2007 18:44:19 GMT*/
 
    /* or mail rtf Date format! http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc788.html */
 
    indate.replace("Date:","");
 
    indate.trimmed();
 
    QLocale::setDefault(QLocale::C);    /* on comment out time is bad */
 
    QStringList sdate = indate.split(" ");
 
    if (sdate.size() != 6) {
 
    return QTime_Null();    /* time current uint format */
 
    }
 
    sdate.removeFirst();
 
    sdate.removeLast();
 
    QString reformat = sdate.join(" ");
 
    QDateTime dateTime2 = QDateTime::fromString(reformat,"dd MMM yyyy HH:mm:ss");
 
    QDateTime dateTime3 = dateTime2.addSecs(3600);   /* GMT +1 switzerland */
 
    QLocale::system();  /* on comment out time is bad */
 
    return dateTime3.toTime_t();
 
}

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I must admit that I have not 100% understood you question.

But If you would like to convert a GMT datetime to a local datetime:

Code:

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QDateTime gmtDateTime = parseDateTime(XXXXX);
gmtDateTime.setTimeSpec(Qt::UTC);
QDateTime localDateTime = gmtDateTime.toLocalTime();

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Oh.... yes only this simple "Qt::UTC" && .toLocalTime(); solve the date problem.... Tanks... :)