# wmtz configuration file. Comments begin with #
# $Id: dot-wmtzrc,v 1.3 2004/11/10 10:03:34 simon Exp $

#Three (or less) letter designation of timezone. 
# time*=JDN gives Julian Day Number.
# time*=GMST gives sidereal time at Greenwich.
# time*=LMST gives local sidereal time. longitude must be set.
# time*=xxx gives a blank (empty) timeline.
# time*=@ gives swatch beats (float format). utdiff is ignored.
# time*=DATE gives local date. utdiff is ignored.
# time*=WDAY gives local weekday. utdiff is ignored.
# time*=LOCAL gives local time (usefull to deal with DST). utdiff is ignored.
# time*=TZONE gives the time as specified in TZ string.
time1=UTC
time2=EST    
time3=PST
time4=AEST
time5=JST

#Difference in hours from UT (Greenwich Civil Time) for the time zones above.
#Negative values are required for timezones to the east of Greenwich.
#A value of 0 gives UT.
#
# Automatic correction of daylight saving time changes is supported
#only by TZONE, WDAY, DATE and LOCAL.
#
#If TZONE was specified for a time position, you must give the TZ environment 
#variable for the desired time zone in the corresponding utdiff*. See 
# "man tzset" for at description of the TZ environment variable string.
# 
#If JDN was specified for a time position, this value is subtracted from the 
#Julian day number, giving days from another epoch. This enables you to see  
#more decimals of the JD if you want to...
#
#Time differences in minutes is supported only for the TZONE option.
# 
#utdiff1=0         
#This gives days from 2000-01-01 00:00 UT:
utdiff2=5
utdiff3=8
utdiff4=-10
utdiff5=-9

#Give the longitude of your location in decimal degrees, positive east.
#longitude=13.5

#Give the latitude of your location in decimal degrees, positive north.
#latitude=59.5